Only 2 days until my return to Everglades National Park in Florida
Here is a look at two common lizards I photographed at ENP in 2013. Main Park Road in Homestead is teeming with wildlife if you slow down to appreciate the biodiversity.
The Green Anole is a native lizard to the area, whereas the Brown Anole is an introduced animal originating in Cuba.
Photography equipment used for the pictures:
Tamron Lenses USA SP 90mm Macro Lens + Canon T2i + Canon Speedlight 90EXII
A common lizard of Everglades National Park. Green Anole photographed off of Main Park Road in Homestead by Dave Blinder in December of 2013. Tamron SP 90mm VC Macro Lens + Canon T2i
A common non-native lizard of Everglades National Park. Brown Anole photographed off of Main Park Road in Homestead by Dave Blinder in December of 2013. Tamron SP 90mm VC Macro Lens + Canon T2i
Two locations I have done well with for macro wildlife photography within Everglades National Park are Paurotis Pond and the parking area near Pa-Hay-Okee.
Do you have any questions on the photography techniques or finding wildlife within Everglades National Park? If so, leave a comment here on WordPress and I will gladly try to help.
Dave Blinder Nature Photography 
Excellent detail! I have lived in FL my whole life and never made it down. I’ll try to visit soon! 😀
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Hope you get down there to explore, it is an extremely immersive and peaceful nature experience. A great place to start out are the boardwalks at the Ernest Coe Visitor Center – https://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/coedirections.htm
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