Now that's what I call a lizard ...

[Malteser Monkey]

ahhh soo sad Janet I love it when wild animals become friendly. 

do the rest of the family not pop out ?

I had a little bright green Gecko used to visit me cheeky little think it was. dumpy too

[Janet]

yes, and Master C is now looking like Mr C did in the photo!

But Mr C was my first so he's very special ...

[Myrtle Hogan-Lance]

Aww, RIP Mr C. 

[Michael]

RIP Mr.C. 

[Nova]

The passing of a legend!!  Poor Mr. C, but what an amazing life he had!  And when it's time to go I guess that's the way to do it!  He'll be fondly remembered.

[Marion]

Poor Mr C.

[warbey]

How lucky @Janet to be so close and familiar with a Lizard


Ive seen a few along the coastline and always wondered about their lives and how they can move so fast.

To be friends with one is some achievement!

[Janet]

Thank you @warbey !! I felt it as a complete privilege, even though he was a miserable old sod

I think that sometimes relating with an animal on a level that one couldn't easily explain knocks spots off any human connection!

[Nova]

 

[warbey]

Thank you @warbey !! I felt it as a complete privilege, even though he was a miserable old sod

I think that sometimes relating with an animal on a level that one couldn't easily explain knocks spots off any human connection!

Ive seen quite a few clips of animals doing extraordinary things on Facebook.

Latest was a Bear that saved a drowning bird, so I completely agree with you.

As a teenager, we had a cat that became attached to me and vice versa.

When she started to deliver her kittens she would come to my bedroom and

demand the bottom draw of the dressing table to have them.

I also had to be there to stroke her and assist  with the Kittens.

Maybe nothing exceptional there but many years on, I still remember and love that cat.

We also had a pet Crow that tried to get on the bus following Mum, but that's another story.