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Five-lined Skink

© Bob Cammarata

Five-lined Skink

Uploaded: March 30, 2009 02:08:20

Description


(Eumeces fasciatus)

Patuxent State Park, Maryland



Comments

Dominick M. Dimacale level-addict March 30, 2009

Great animal image here, Bob.


Dominick #1106033

Randy D. Dinkins level-classic March 30, 2009

Great capture. Very sharp details all the way around. Great job. #7351313

Carolyn J. Connolly March 30, 2009

Wonderful capture of this beautiful skink, Bob!! What is it walking on, though?? :o) #7351717

Bob Cammarata March 30, 2009

Thanks Dominick, Randy and Carolyn for your comments.

Actually, this handsome semi-dormant skink was captured nearby and positioned on what I thought was an interesting perch for this intimate portrait.

Those fleshy growths are some form of tree fungus which I've been un-successful in identifying.

I've attached another photo taken from a different angle that shows the fungi in more detail.

Bob #7354333

Usman M. Bajwa level-classic April 22, 2009

Absolutely beautiful animal portrait, Bob. CONGRATULATIONS.

Usman. #7436820

Bill Houghton April 23, 2009

Bob, this is such a beautiful finalist. Congratulations. Bill

Check out my website:
Bill Houghton Photography #7441674

Bob Cammarata April 24, 2009

Thanks Usman and Bill for your nice comments.

Bob #7446490


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