…by Namibian standards!
You’ll see what I mean when you see some of the others, in a future, multi-image, lizard-centric post.
If you love lizards, Namibia is a particularly loveable destination.
Pictured above is a male Namibian Rock Agama (Agama planiceps); the female has a very different appearance, and when in full-tilt summer season breeding regalia this male would become much more multi-colourful.
Agamids are members of Agamidae, a family of more than three hundred species which includes Australia’s frill-necked lizard; many Agamids are known as “dragons” or “dragon lizards”.
Discover more about them here.
I took the photo at 12.27 pm on 11 November 2022, just a few footsteps distant from where, six hours earlier, I had taken the Kunene River image for #10 in this Namibian single-image series.