Gecko (I think)

[loose cannon]

Found this little critter at a desert campsite a while back.

Not sure of the species but was impressed at the willingness to pose while I stuffed around for ages trying out my new close up filters for the Sigma DP2.

I have three, 1x, 2x and 4x but can't remember now which one I used...*sigh*. From memory the 4x loses too much detail so it's probably one of the others.

Only $80 for the set, lot cheaper than a macro lens and lets me get in nice and close. It's not serious macro gear but good enough for me.

Cute as a button and about 3" long in the old money.

EDIT: maybe a Central Netted Dragon according to google

[Ironwood]

Cute little bugger

[seaslug]

Blends into the background. I find those close up filters useful too. Have one to suit my 18-135 zoom lens It just gives you more options without lugging around the whole kit.

[Isac]

Terrific find Mick It is what you called it and it's a female. I like the filter too. DOF is great.

[loose cannon]

Cheers folks and thanks for the ID confirmation Isac.

[Alan]

Looks great Mick - the Filters do the job well.

(Doesn't MarkB use something similar?)

[Isac]

Thanks Mick. Here's why this little lady grabbed my attention. I thought it might be a relly, being so small and in the same environment. Previous Post.

[loose cannon]

Looks great Mick - the Filters do the job well.

(Doesn't MarkB use something similar?)

Cheers Alan, not sure if Mark uses them or not but I gather he likes to keep things simple and uncomplicated so maybe.

Thanks Mick. Here's why this little lady grabbed my attention. I thought it might be a relly, being so small and in the same environment. Previous Post.

Thanks for that Isac. See plenty of dragon lizards up this way, many different species.

[P Plates]

Very cute and she certainly looks interesting in what you are doing and has perfect colours for camouflage in her environment.

[eaglem]

Well spotted and captured.

[loose cannon]

Cheers Gabby and Bob.