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I recently came into ownership of a brown anole, and wow is that little thing skittish. Slightest strange movement and it shoots off at the speed of light. Gives me a new appreciation for how scared Jake must've felt in his green anole morph.
Awwww, poor tiny lizard! Do you have pics?
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Anole lizard By: Walter Dawn From: Life Nature Library: Reptiles 1963
Found this little guy acting weird in the grass so I approached and he just let me pick him up, I think he might have broken ribs or something wrong with his legs because he can’t walk up walls like an anole should ::(
Gonna take him home and try to help him, we will see what happens
stay tuned! ::3
Plus sleepy baby!! ::D
(Edit: he didn’t make it through the night….)
Green Anole at Da Bee Hive Fo Yesterday 😄
Green anoles (Anolis carolinensis) are opportunistic predators that occasionally hunt honeybees near apiaries, taking advantage of an easy meal. While they might occasionally eat a stray bee or find shelter in an empty hive, they rarely cause significant damage to strong bee colonies and also help by eating pest insects. 🦎 🐝
Acrobat in the window
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Playing with watercolors
Anole lizard showing its dewlap, in the style of Will Burrard-Lucas
Anole #anole lizard #dewlap #Will Burrard-Lucas #nature #photography #reptile #animal #jungle #camouflage #biodiversity
