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Green iguana

Iguana iguana

Description:

Iguanas sun themselves and spend a large portion of their day in trees. This one had a lot of attitude.

Habitat:

Spotted in the Florida Keys, green iguanas are considered invasive in FL. They're native to the Caribbean, as well as Central and S. Americas.

Notes:

Also known as pollo de los árboles "chicken of the trees" or "stick hen" gallina de palo.

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3 Comments

Tukup
Tukup 5 years ago

I see one of your tags for this is "Pollo de los árboles." That's funny. I've never heard that before. Thanks for the smile Mauna.

mauna Kunzah
mauna Kunzah 5 years ago

Thank you, Tukup! It was a decent size, just high up in the tree.

Tukup
Tukup 5 years ago

Beautiful shot Mauna. How big was it? I see that's been some time ago. You may not remember. I assume it is small/young to still have the brilliant colors.

mauna Kunzah
Spotted by
mauna Kunzah

Florida, USA

Spotted on Dec 23, 2015
Submitted on Feb 9, 2019

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