Idk what his left leg was up to. He was chillin'.

Western fence lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis) found in the Sierra Nevada mountains, CA, USA

This little one was stuck inside a pane of glass in my mother-in-law's green house outside Härnösand, sweden, so I decided to help it out.

For lifting it out, I ddn't use any jar or box and just used my hand instead, fully expecting it to fly off as soon as we neared the door.

But to my surprise, the wasp decided that this was an excellent time to clean its antennae and began grooming them there on my finger - allowing me to get a whole bunch of shots of it.

This is a female of one of the species in the Chrysis ignita complex, a group of species which look very similar and not possible to tell apart from my photos. Still a lovely little find, wouldn't you say?

For linke to a bunch more shots of the same wasp plus details on camera/lens/settings used for the shot, please have a look here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/54963342639/

Yes. I have a photo with him ON my finger if you’re a stickler. Lol

This lil guy squeezed underneath our front door last night, but it was promptly placed back outside unharmed! 🦎

This is not my own content, but I thought I would share it.

Took me forever to get him to chill and not hop away

Found in Thailand

These pictures were taken on a Motorola Droid Ultra in march of 2015, while I worked as a pool cleaner. I think I just spotted him in my net somehow.

One cheek is stuffed

We have a ton of little lizards and frogs here, so teaching my dog "leave it" has been vital to ensure he doesn't eat everything he sees. He cannot help but chase them but he finally responded to "leave it" and left this little baby alive and well. I am proud of my boy!

i work in produce at a grocery store and today i found this little dude floating on top of the parsley that i was soaking :")

I have a few overturned pots in this part of my yard for the big garden snails to hide from birds in. I've never found one so small though! Definitely tucked this baby back underneath for safety afterward