An Oriental garden lizard (Calotes versicolor) is observed in a vertical orientation on a white, perforated metal sheet in Puttaparthi, India. The lizard's body is primarily gray-brown and mottled, featuring a distinctly orange-red head and a long, slender tail extending downwards out of frame. Its four splayed limbs are visible, gripping the circular perforations of the sheet. The metal surface exhibits signs of wear, dirt, and minor reddish-brown discoloration around some of the uniformly spaced, dark circular holes. A single small, white screw head is present on the sheet above the lizard's dorsal area. The lizard appears stationary, clinging to the surface. in Puttaparthi, India

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Mar 24, 2026, 6:20 AM

Puttaparthi, India

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An Oriental garden lizard (Calotes versicolor) is observed in a vertical orientation on a white, perforated metal sheet in Puttaparthi, India. The lizard's body is primarily gray-brown and mottled, featuring a distinctly orange-red head and a long, slender tail extending downwards out of frame. Its four splayed limbs are visible, gripping the circular perforations of the sheet. The metal surface exhibits signs of wear, dirt, and minor reddish-brown discoloration around some of the uniformly spaced, dark circular holes. A single small, white screw head is present on the sheet above the lizard's dorsal area. The lizard appears stationary, clinging to the surface.

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