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Uracentron flaviceps
This lizard was eating something on this tree by Platform 6 of the ACTS lodge. This lizard spends its entire life in the tree tops of the canopy. Their territorial displays of head bobbing and body and tail movements can be entertaining.
Peruvian Rain forest Canopy
I suggest that you take Tropical Thornytail Iguana or Amazon Thornytail Iguana as common name.
Great picture, Melissa! Thanks for sharing...it's one creature I didn't get to see this time.
Spotted on Jul 6, 2013
Submitted on Jul 15, 2013
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