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Absorbing the warmth of the sun through a stained glass window.
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Robin, a fellow Israeli blogger, visited a church in Abu Ghosh and found more of the same.
What IS it about these little critters and church windows??
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Greetings to Camera-Critters Sunday friends.
What a wonderful photo....that little critter is so perfectly detailed, "toes" and all, against the stained glass. Delightful!
ReplyDeleteThat is a GREAT catch Dina - look how sharp he looks against the yellow glass.
ReplyDeleteLovely window too. Where is it?
Maybe it's a God seeking geeko? Heavenly stained glass window!
ReplyDeleteCute! I like his suction cup toes, also.
ReplyDeleteGekkos do get around!
ReplyDeleteShalom & Aloha, Friend!
Comfort Spiral
What a cool capture, I guess the gecko goes to church also?
ReplyDeleteI love it. Just the colors of the window look warm.
ReplyDeleteSo this is really cool! Perfect critter picture,Dina!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
This shot is great! My eye was immediately drawn to the geeko.
ReplyDeletebeautiful light play.I thought at first the ghecko was intentionally drawn. In the book of Kells smiling mice are added to the most serious compositions.
ReplyDeletehave a beautiful day, beautiful Dina.
Ah,yes, now I see it. Great shot. Sorry I haven't been commenting (net usage monitored at work) but I do look in when I can.
ReplyDeleteDina,
ReplyDeleteI always love your photos and this one is so fun. I was so focused on the cross, I missed the critter until I read the comments.
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Oh my goodness, I love those toes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I really hope those little critters do not enter the rooms! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI swear we've got that gekko's cousins living over here at my house. That's a fabulous shot!
ReplyDeleteVery nice catch..I think they are everywhere..
ReplyDeleteThe chameleons represent life and movement on the still windows. They go where humans cannot. So fun to catch one on the glass. Wonder if they have a preference for color!?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! These little lizards were called Tjitjaks in Indonesia and Gekkos in Australia(I think). It's a very frienly, harmless animal and it loves warm places.
ReplyDeleteThe sun - what is that? ;-)
ReplyDeleteAt least you can be sure that the church won't have too many bugs! :)
ReplyDeleteGlorious stained glass window!
Re comment: Thank you for the support :-)
ReplyDeleteWe have about half and a beautiful grey-coloured sky. perfect for monochrome...
Wow! What a fantastic capture, Dina! Just great!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was, oh nice window but after reading I saw the little critter.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I need new glasses, lol
We find them in our chapel all the time.
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