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i consider a lot of scaly land creatures lizards like lots of people consider random insects/arachnids/etc. bugs. forgive me if i am mistaken, for i am unfortunately not a herpetologist...yet?Thanks, i just cross posted it there. I checked their rules and they do have some exceptions. I dont know whether the Water Dragons are considered lizards, and im not an expert but i have posted several images to birding after someone else suggested there too.
I did a quick look on wikipedia and I think it should check out! I'm always happy to see some fun lizards and reptiles, so thanks for sharing!
Yeah I think Lemmy is still in the early stages and hope people are open to bending some rules. I have a photo os some Tawny Frogmouths that I might ask to post to Superbowl even though they're not owls.
The one mod is more particular than the other on Superbowl. Just make your main image an owl and you should be good though. I've posted some other raptors and a few misc animals when I go tour animal rescues.
There's always the Birding community too, though it's a little less active than Superbowl, but still gets good traffic.
Ive put a few to birding before , they've helped when i didn't know what some birds were. I think i'll go there first.