It reminds me of my Dewey, who I lost over a year ago and still miss. Such a sweet dog; slept wrapped around my head or tucked into my armpit.

I see your Red-Headed Agama and raise you one Mwanza flat-headed rock iguana, a/k/a "Spider-Man lizard" according to our guides (Tanzania), for reasons that should be obvious.

If you see this, quote post with a photo of a beach from your gallery.

Taken in the Galapagos.

That mountain has a very distinct profile, even when mostly hidden in the clouds. Yours is a beautiful shot; mine’s just a fond memory. But I’m going back in June!

Gannet, from the colony at Cape Kidnappers, a couple of weeks ago.

Sunrise in New Zealand two days ago. Untouched, iPhone.

My wife took this photo of a crow-sized bird in New Zealand yesterday. Merlin says it’s an Australian Magpie. Probably pretty common, but handsomely marked, and new to us.

I’ll never be in the same ballpark as your bird photos, but I have some passable lion shots. They’re much more cooperative / indifferent to humans (unless they’re hungry)!

Let sleeping dogs lie, they said. And yes, those are my legs under there, going numb from not moving.

A fond memory timeline cleanse.

Not all kingfishers are uncooperative. This grey- headed one sat still long enough for me to fumble my way through several shots.