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Carolina Anole

Anolis carolinensis

Photo by Helena k
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34.1725, -80.943

Field Notes

Description:

Huggy and sweet and scaly

Habitat:

My backyard

Notes:

Yay lizards

Species ID Suggestions

Carolina Anole

Anolis carolinensis

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Fyn Kynd
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Carolina Anole

Anolis carolinensis

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KimLomman
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Comments (8)
Helena k
I'm only 9. :( don't be so hard on me. :(
Aaron_G
Please let it go at that, Helena. You've commented quite enough on this one and are officially hogging the spotting feed. Thanks.
Helena k
IM SORRY OKAY BUT THEY WERE LIKE THAT ALREADY
Helena k
They were probably being aggressive - you know, both wanting to show dominance over the other.
KimLomman
Can you please correct the title and scientific name to PN standards as descibed in the FAQ - www.projectnoah.org/faq Black spots behind the eye of a Carolina Anole indicates stress, aggression or anger.

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