Peacock

Peacock

Wild Chicken

All the Hawaiian islands have wild chickens. You can see them from just about any place that people go on the islands. The locals tell me that they are not good to eat as they have very tough meat.

Wild Chicken

All the Hawaiian islands have wild chickens. You can see them from just about any place that people go on the islands. The locals tell me that they are not good to eat as they have very tough meat.

Wild Chicken

All the Hawaiian islands have wild chickens. You can see them from just about any place that people go on the islands. The locals tell me that they are not good to eat as they have very tough meat.

Wild Chicken

All the Hawaiian islands have wild chickens. You can see them from just about any place that people go on the islands. The locals tell me that they are not good to eat as they have very tough meat.

Wild Chicken

All the Hawaiian islands have wild chickens. You can see them from just about any place that people go on the islands. The locals tell me that they are not good to eat as they have very tough meat.

Spider with Web

Spider with Web

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.

Gold Dust Day Gecko

The Gold Dust Day Gecko is a spectacular lizard. It is 4 to 5 inches long. The lizard is totally iridescent with vivid bright colors. The base color is a bright green that tapers, as if airbrushed, to a bluish color at the feet. Sprinkled below the neck and on the tail are bright tiny specks of gold color. The upper side of the eye is a bright powder blue. On the nose and also in the center of the back are three reddish ovals and small reddish dots descend into the tail. This gecko is an introduced species from madagascar through the pet trade, and competes with native insectivorous animals for food and habitat.