Showing posts with label Lizards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lizards. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

The Brown Anole

The Brown Anole (also called Bahamian Anole in many pet stores) is a slender lizard reaching about 18 cm in length. This anole has the ability to change coloration to match its surroundings. They can change pigmentation from brown, light tan, rust, to black. Males and females differ somewhat in coloration: males have a dark stripe down their backs, females a light stripe. The mature males weigh about twice that of females. As in other anoles, the male has a brightly colored throat fan, called a dewlap, which is yellow or reddish-orange. They are territorial and the dewlap is used in territorial displays. Anoles have expanded toe pads that allow them to climb to smooth surfaces.(read more)

Imagen 1 de 5: lagartijas anolis pardas.
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Photos by Juan C Aguero (juanKa)
Gumbo Limbo Trail, Everglades National Park
May18,2009

Friday, May 1, 2009

Brown Anole (Lizard)

Una serie de 4 fotografías de lagartijas anolis pardas.



Imagen 1 de 4: lagartijas anolis pardas.
Imagen 2 de 4: lagartijas anolis pardas.
Imagen 3 de 4: lagartijas anolis pardas.
Imagen 4 de 4: lagartijas anolis pardas.
Mitchell's Landing, Loop Road, Big Cypress, Florida
Apr30,2009
Canon 40D, Sigma 150mm (macro)