Légende

An orange-coloured lizard climbs on a tree trunk and camouflages itself in the natural environment, Indian garden lizard near Sigiriya in Sri Lanka (Calotes versicolor)

Date

27 déc. 2017

Crédit

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Roland Brack

Notre référence

BRK26E13_351

Model release

NA

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

54.1Mo (18.0Mo) / 45.1cm x 30.1cm / 5327 x 3551 (300dpi)

Mots clés

castle fortress fortification UNESCO building architecture sport tree trunk tree stone wild animal camouflage animal nature Southeast Asia Asia wildlife athletic Agamid Lizard Reptile Indian Asian monolith orange historic tourist attraction Bovid World Heritage Site climb cattle Mammal camouflaged Sri Lanka fit UNESCO World Heritage adaption Lepidosauria Sri Lankan rock fortress wildlife photography Oriental Garden Lizard Sigiriya Central Province defence work natural environment Vertebrate Castelo Fort castle structure trunk rock animals in the wild open air Southeastern Asia fauna physical fitness Asiatic orange-colored historical place of interest World Heritage Mammalian UNESCO site rock fort Lion Rock defensive work habitat Castell construction log Wildlife sportive orange-coloured Famous Place Unesco World Heritage Site Eastern Garden Lizard Lion Rock of Sigiriya defensive fortification natural habitat athlete Changeable Lizard defense facility castles fortresses fortifications buildings sports tree trunks trees stones wild animals animals Agamids Lizards Reptiles monoliths tourist attractions Bovids climbing cattles Mammals camouflaging adaptions rock fortresses Oriental Garden Lizards defence works natural environments Bastei trunks rocks physically fit historically places of interest Mammalians constructions logs Famous Places defences South east Asia orange color historical image history image history images sight landmark tourist landmark climbs climbing rock camouflages world hertiage Unesco world Site sporty sporting tourist spot