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Green Iguana

Iguana iguana

Photo by LivanEscudero
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Field Notes

Habitat:

suburbs, parks, near canals

Notes:

Non-natives were everywhere (every park) I frequented, even the school I work at, but we had a colder than usual winter a few years back and numbers were greatly reduced. I don't know if they are also actively trying to control them.

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Comments (1)
alicelongmartin
The word is that they do need to be controlled in many areas of Florida. This one reminds me of the one my son had for 4 years. in PA. When we needed a new home for him we were lucky to find someone anxious to accomodate us.

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