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A very common Lizard found in the countryside. I love it and have taken innumerable shots of the reptile that I mostly ignore it these days. But on this occasion we sighted the reptile swimming in a little puddle thoroughly enjoying itself. The puddle was in a bare field maybe an inch deep and a foot wide.

After a few minutes of swimming, the reptile saw us shooting it and just supported itself on a little mud rock in the position in the photo above. As if it was curious about us while having a nice sunbath. It changed the mud rocks couple of times and then went back to its swimming.

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Author Hari K Patibanda

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