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Brown anole

Anolis sagrei

Photo by Allen Hoof
Published on Project Noah
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21.4497, -158.028

Field Notes

Description:

Mottled black, brown and beige lizard ~ 6 inches long including tail.

Habitat:

Suburban neighborhood on insular tropical upland plateau.

Notes:

Spotted on a piece of decorative concrete in my backyard. It's not much of a spotting. This invasive species is more than common hereabouts.

Reference Links:

Brown anole - Wikipedia

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