…or as I call him, Lenny. He stops to watch me as I work in the vegetable area and even poses for a photograph.
Reference: https://birdwatchinghq.com/lizards-of-portugal/
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The encounter with the boar must have been marvelous. Not a creature I have ever seen out here, if they are here.
Nice lizard. We are fortunate to have lizards and skinks all over the garden.
How’s the walking etc going?
Still on track?
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Yes, especially as we have never seen them in such close proximity before. Unlike the gheckos the lizards are curious.
Walking is going reasonably well. Good and bad days … you know.
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Yes, I do know. I sometimes have issues with my back to the point there are days I struggle to get of bed.
Stick with it… the reward will be worth it.
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That tail just goes on and on
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It sure does …
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Aw what a majestic creature. You’re lucky to have such an attentive supervisor. 🦎😊
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Lenny likes to keep a close eye on my gardening endeavours
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Such a handsome lizard! And that is one long tail.
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Yep, sometimes if I only catch a glipse of the tail I think it is a snake!
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I can see why! It would make me squeal and jump.
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