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A Florida native
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Uploaded: 07/04/17 10:03 PM GMT
A Florida native
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This is one of our many Anoles (lizards) here in Florida. The most common variety is the brown anole, which looks much like this guy, but is invasive and migrated here from Cuba on driftwood, rafts, and other means. The green anole (Anolis carolinensis) is native to Florida and the southeastern United states. This photo was taken at Lettuce Lake April 2016.
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.bfrank
07/04/17 10:14 PM GMT
Our lizards here are brown or they are blue and white striped. A time or two I've had one of those blue and white striped crawl up my britches leg. That was exciting. A fine sharp capture Alex.
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I think they are kind of neat looking, we don't have them around here, nice capture Alex. tigs=^..^=
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It is without doubt a lizard found in the tropics. Good capture and the color looks very nice too.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
Alex, if it had been a chameleon, I had said it wears now its Sunday suit, ☺ .
This striking color can't be denied by friends and enemies. I suppose a camouflaging color would have offered better protection. If this is its natural color, I wonder what purpose 'Mother Nature' has had.
A remarkable but fine image, my friend!
This striking color can't be denied by friends and enemies. I suppose a camouflaging color would have offered better protection. If this is its natural color, I wonder what purpose 'Mother Nature' has had.
A remarkable but fine image, my friend!
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Okay, Alex, you have shown us a neon green snake and now a neon green native lizard. The greenery must be VERY green in Florida!!
Smiles at the lizard's unimpressed expression. I love your capture of the detail of his tiny scales!
Smiles at the lizard's unimpressed expression. I love your capture of the detail of his tiny scales!
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