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If, when you are visiting someone in Florida, you happen to notice that many of the anoles around the house are lacking a
tail, you can be pretty sure a cat lives there.
"At noon in the desert a panting lizard waited for history,
its elbows tense, watching the curve of a particular road as if something might happen."
~William Stafford
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| Baby green anole |
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| Elkton, FL |
| Baby green anole |
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| Elkton, FL |
| Adult green anole |
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| Elkton, FL |
| Juvenile 5-lined skink |
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| Elkton, FL |
| Mature 5-lined skink |
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| Elkton, FL |
| Skink having lunch |
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| Elkton, FL |
| Brown anole |
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| St. Augustine, FL |
| Brown anole flaring his throat sac |
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| St. Augustine, FL |
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