Photos | Encounter at the Honolulu Zoo: Stare of the Urban Gecko

A curious gecko blending seamlessly with the gritty textures of the Honolulu Zoo's path - May 22, 2024.
Full Description:
This photograph, taken at the Honolulu Zoo in 2024, captures a close-up of a gecko resting on a textured path. Its mottled skin mirrors the speckled ground, showcasing the reptile’s natural camouflage abilities. Identified with almost certainty as a gecko, possibly mixed with traits of other local lizard species like iguanas or anoles, this lizard gazes directly at the camera with a compelling stare. The detailed texture of both the lizard and the ground illustrates the intricate beauty of wildlife in urban settings. This image is part of a larger album focusing on the diverse species found within the Honolulu Zoo, emphasizing both the common and unique inhabitants of this tropical paradise.
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f/14
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1000mm
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Canon
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2024-05-22T14:52:21.340000-07:00
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