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Photo by Trace
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Field Notes

Description:

Male is the larger with subtle markings. Female has distinct yellow line down back paralleled on both sides with a diamond cut darker line.

Habitat:

Everywhere in the Central West Florida region: Tampa, St Petersburg and surrounding areas.

Notes:

They literally are everywhere by the millions. Egg laying and hatching seems constant March - September, so far.

Species ID Suggestions

Brown Anole

Anolis sagrei

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BenGrizzle
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Comments (1)
marmaladeocean
We live in Gulfport as well. We call our house the Lizards Lair. No signs of their population declining here.
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PublishedSeptember 28, 2011

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