I assume this dragon is not caught in the netting. Unfortunately many bearded dragons end up snared in rabbit fencing because they poke their head through a hole and then their "beard" gets caught when they try to pull their head out. I have also seen shingle back lizards caught that way and, once, a dead dimond python caught in mesh fencing.
Hi WillO, no, he wasn't caught, I moved him into the opposite direction after I took the photo. That was the predator proof fence at Goorooyaroo Nature Reserve.