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anolis carolinensis
Slender with a narrow head and a long, slender tail that can be twice as long as the rest of the lizard. Color can range from brown to bright green. Each animal can change its color to blend with surroundings. Males have a pinkish colored dewlap which is displayed when attracting females or for territorial displays. It is commonly referred to as a "chameleon" due to its ability to change color, but not a true chameleon.
Trees and shrubs but can be found on walls or fences.
These lizards eat small insects such as crickets, spiders, grasshoppers and moths. They like to lay in the sun on branches or on leaves of plants.
12 Comments
Argybee, yes! Your Melbourne in Australia and mine in Florida!
Melbourne is full of surprises !
Thank you, smutnee80! Appreciate you!
fantastic photos
Thank you, Alice!
Love it that you got him shedding his skin. Wonderful series!
Thank you Clive!
Thank you Atul! I have some photos of a brown lizard shedding its skin that I will post. Appreciate your comments very much!
beautiful pics , you've actually captured the shedding stage of the lizard ,thats cool!!
Thank you Ismael and Gerado!
Grate shots
Great series!