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Gecko Paradise by Yves Rubin
Written by Emily   
Sunday, 18 January 2009

"The geckos of Hawaii have earned a great reputation rooted in the earliest history and the first migrations to the islands. While there are over 900 species of geckos worldwide, only eight species have settled on the islands, four of these in recent years... They sure make themselves at home in our houses. Gecko droppings everywhere! Yet, as long as they stay out of my printer and hard drive, I'll feed them honey every night..."

~ Guardian Geckos by Veronica S. Schweitzer

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"These are the most endearing creatures found in the Hawaiian Islands." ~ Yves Rubin

Photo Copyright: Yves Rubin Travel and Fine Art Photography

 


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Tigerpaw - Gecko Excellence!   | | 2009-01-18 17:47:53
Thanks for these great pics....I love baby dinosaurs!
Rio - An imposter!   | | 2009-01-19 16:08:31
I have to point out that picture number 7 from the top is not a gecko. It's actually a Green Anole. The other pics all show beautiful day geckos, though!
Yves Rubin - Thanks!     | | 2009-01-19 21:33:21
Thank you for posting these pics of mine. These geckos are such lovely animals, and I sure would love to have them as visitors in my home (I've heard about the dropping though). Rio is right that the lizard on the 7th picture is an anole. They look quite similar, but the lizard has fingers with nails, while geckos have feet with flat fingers that bear nanosized fibers. This is how they are able to stick to any surface.

You can view more of geckos pictures at http://rubinphoto.com
Tania - Thank you, Yves!     | | 2009-01-20 02:56:05
Thank you, Yves for you magnificent photos! For me it's a honor to post them here:) And thank you for your feedback:)
I really admire your work:)
Sincerely,
Tania
http://amolife.com
Tyler   | | 2009-01-23 14:45:28
They put a big ole smile on my face. Thanks
Helena - I KNEW IT     | | 2009-01-24 00:39:33
If I can distinguish an anole from a gecko, than I am officially smarter than those trolls who said that I'M stupid. ^_^
Ajlouny - Geko Love     | | 2009-01-24 15:11:58
There are so cute, and your pictures are awesome. Makes me want to go out and get one as a pet.
ande - love 'em!!   | | 2009-01-25 20:20:29
what great pics! thanks for posting them here! fun to look at, and wish they would live up here in the frozen north where I live!
jess - wow   | | 2009-01-26 03:00:15
i love the black and white one with only the color of the little gecko! so cute! i love all of these. what a great model ha
Jess   | | 2009-01-26 12:46:32
These photos are gorgeous. And the subjects are too cute for words!
Great Job - Crazy   | | 2009-01-26 20:17:57
Your pics were so wonderful I Actually believed that it was playing around with me -- like hide a go seek WONDERFUL JOB A+++++++++
jalsa - great     | | 2009-02-15 12:36:44
great photography!!

and great site :)
Sineater   | | 2009-03-02 02:41:57
Beautiful photography, That Red and Green one is acutally a invasive Species of Gecko to the Island but so far it hasn't had a negetive effect on the local speices and is a very beautiful variety to the islands.
Anonymous   | | 2009-03-11 11:51:45
they r so cute
paul - hi   | | 2009-03-11 11:51:59
the geckos r so cute
natalie - geckos     | | 2009-06-15 14:40:19
do u knw wat type of gecko it is?
leanna   | | 2009-07-13 15:57:15
wow good god this is adorable :)
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