This image presents a low-angle outdoor view in Karmajiji, Nigeria, observed through a window equipped with a fine-mesh insect screen

This image presents a low-angle outdoor view in Karmajiji, Nigeria, observed through a window equipped with a fine-mesh insect screen. The immediate foreground features a dark, horizontal windowsill occupying the lower half of the frame. On this sill, extending from the left, is the head of a small, brown reptile, likely a lizard, characterized by visible scales and an eye, oriented towards the right. Beyond the screen, a light-brown building constructed of what appears to be concrete blocks or bricks is visible, featuring a dark roofline with an overhang and at least one small, dark-paned window. A prominent, light-barked tree trunk stands centrally, partially obscuring the building, with green-leafed branches extending into the upper portion of the frame. Additional green foliage is visible on the right, and a faint blue object is discernible behind the vegetation on the far right. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight. No human subjects are present.