This fence lizard hides nicely on the pine while
this green anole--this very green anole--shows off on the oak.
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2 comments:
Both of those lizards are anoles.
Jon, I stand corrected!
Because the skin texture is so very different, I thought the brown was a fence lizard. I see now that the body of the fence lizard is much wider than an anole.
Thank you for setting me straight!
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