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Anole Lizard

Photo by blaQe
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30.0558, -81.5481

Field Notes

Description:

Can change some colors

Habitat:

Trees and bushes

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (9)
Sahara
Cuban anole, and invasive too!
Scott Frazier
This is a brown anole. The scientific name of the brown anole is Anolis sagrei as was informed in a comment below. Please insert this into the space reserved for scientific name (while in edit mode) so that your spotting is marked as identified in the Project Noah spotting database. Thank you.
Saarbrigger
Hi, below you picture you can find "settings". I think yo may change your name in it.
blaQe
Is there a way i can change my name?
blaQe
Oh ok, thanks! Will do!
Carolina
Hi Blake, once your spotting has been identified, you can update your spotting with info about Anole lizard. On the top of this page you will find "Edit this spotting" click on that and then you can edit all of the fields. Let me know if you need help with this.
blaQe
Thanks! I had forgotten the name!
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PublishedJune 10, 2011

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