#nature

[spicymochi]

you are invited to their party!

[herpsandbirds]

Do you have any skinks with just the tiniest possible legs? Or other types of lizard with a similar deal

I have exactly what you need. You've come to the right place...

McCoy’s Elf Skink aka Highlands Forest Skink (Anepischetosia maccoyi), family Scincidae, Australia

photograph by @skinkmania__

Banded Supple Skink (Lygosoma haroldyoungi), family Scincidae, Northern Thailand

Photograph by Rupert Grassby-Lewis

Three-banded Larut Skink (Larutia trifasciata), family Scincidae, Malaysia

Photograph by Tristan Csb

Snake Skink (Nessia sp.), family Scincidae, this genus is endemic to Sri Lanka

Most of the snake skinks (genus Nessia) have 4 tiny limbs, but one species has only 2 hind limbs.

photograph by arturtomaszek.com

Siamese Supple Skink (Lygosoma siamense), family Scincidae, Pekan, Malaysia

photograph by matthieuberroneau

[nice-hills]

[hbystuff]

Translucence

[landsccape]

[effinbirds]

[vangoghcore]

by cjacobphotos

[ostdrossel]

Birdwatching is great because you get to be in touch with nature and learn something about your surroundings, but I also love it because birds make me laugh. Look at these goofballs! I am sure I will go through all these emotions this week too 😆

[rocy5]

[bluelagoonsposts]

[cansu-m]

[herpsandbirds]

Canyon Wren (Catherpes mexicanus), family Troglodytidae, order Passeriformes, Guadalupe River State Park, TX, USA

photograph by James Fallon

[nice-hills]

[typhlonectes]

Therapsid humor.

[landsccape]