Two agamid lizards are observed on a textured, light brown brick or concrete wall in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria

Two agamid lizards are observed on a textured, light brown brick or concrete wall in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria. The larger lizard, positioned towards the upper left, displays an orange-yellow head and neck, a dark grey-blue body with lighter patterning, and a long tail transitioning from orange to black. It is oriented vertically with its head facing upwards. Below and to the right, a smaller, dark grey lizard with yellowish patches on its underside is positioned with its head facing downwards. Both lizards are splayed against the wall, indicating a clinging posture. Green foliage, consisting of both broad and smaller delicate leaves, is visible in the upper left corner of the frame, partially obscuring the wall. The scene is illuminated by natural light.