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Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Man From Ironbark - 11-12-2025 Well it is Thursday here. Just thought I'd poke my nose in. RE: Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Dave - 11-12-2025 Love it, MFI! What an incredibly startling appearance. I suspect it evolved to have this menacing look to intimidate other creatures who might cause it harm. I thought I recently posted this shot (taken in May of 2018) of a Cormorant (probably the Double-crested Cormorant), but can't find it in recent posts...     Same goes for this nice Day Lily taken last month...     Sorry if these turn out to be duplicate postings. RE: Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Man From Ironbark - 11-13-2025 Both excellent shots and though my memory isn't want it used to be I don't recall seeing these. As for scaring off predators, they have a look bigger trick. It is also why they are called bearded dragons. RE: Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Dave - 11-14-2025 Thanks MFI. Amazing creature, well photographed. RE: Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Man From Ironbark - 11-14-2025 Thanks Dave. They are only one of our amazing reptiles but they are plentiful where I live. I've even been able to show my granddaughters a hatching where I had seen her lay the eggs and counting the days my granddaughters happened to be there and I said, maybe I can show you something special . Amazingly it was perfect. They hatched out over a couple of days the girls got to hold baby dragons that had just dug themselves out of the nest. They were about three inches long. RE: Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Rich - 11-14-2025 Thanks Dave and Peter for posting photos of Beauty and the Beast....Awesome! RE: Thursday, November 13th 2025 - Dave - 11-15-2025 Nice experience you gave your granddaughters, MFI. Thanks Rich.