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Bark Anole

Anolis distichus

Photo by LivanEscudero
Published on Project Noah
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25.7389, -80.3077

Field Notes

Habitat:

Urban and suburban parks and gardens on tree trunks. Non native to South FL.

Notes:

These small anoles, as their name suggest, blend very well with the bark of trees.

Reference Links:

Nonnatives - Bark Anole

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