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3rd May 2004 Neil Lawson

Meal Worm *

Victor Harbor, South Australia

George loves meal worms

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 APO Macro Super II
1/60sec, f=6.3, ISO 800, 263mm, with flash hide exif
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ctfchallenge09-May-2004 19:45
Great catch. It's not everyday you get to catch a moment like that in action. - Techo
Don Ellis08-May-2004 13:22
Good shot, Neil... the head of horror appearing out of the blurry mists. Well done. Don
Neil Lawson05-May-2004 10:17
Thanks for the comments. George is an Eastern Bearded Dragon. They are found throughout Eastern Australia. Liam found him as a new hatchling last spring. It was still a bit cold then, and we thought he had more chance of surviving with us. Liam named him after a boy in a movie called George. Otherwise he could be named after St. George and the Dragon? Neil
Canon DSLR Challenge04-May-2004 16:15
I once had a horned toad named Horny. (Somehow I prefer George...) He also ate meal works. Yuck! But he was cute as is George. But I expect he isn't a horned toad because I don't think they live in Australia. What exactly is he? Ann C
Paul Sumi03-May-2004 14:07
Nice play on words with the title, Neil. Is that a Horned Toad lizard? The diagonal composition works well. But, "George????" There must be a story behind the lizard's name.