They both run from me. I have noticed since moving from Navarre in an established house to a new build in Valparaiso. I have babies everywhere. Smaller than a half inch. I have quite a few green, with babies. But I have massive amounts of the brown. I've never seen a green one with the neck Balloon, tho.
I'm sure in time you will see the males displaying their dewlaps, we see it a lot in the morning when the dominant males fight over the best places to catch the morning son. Thanks for watching my video and feel free to subscribe to see future videos. I post every Wednesday.
I love Green Anoles, I have a few baby GA's that hang out on my nepenthes pitcher plant on my back patio. I see them licking the nectar from my pitcher plants and I assume they also eat the insects that are attracted to it. Up here in Dallas TX we dont get any exotic invasive BA's. I like watching all the invasive lizards scurry about on Kamp Kenan's videos.
I think more people need to appreciate the little animals that run around our yards. Glad you enjoyed the video and always leave a comment. Thanks for following!
They both run from me. I have noticed since moving from Navarre in an established house to a new build in Valparaiso. I have babies everywhere. Smaller than a half inch. I have quite a few green, with babies. But I have massive amounts of the brown. I've never seen a green one with the neck Balloon, tho.
I'm sure in time you will see the males displaying their dewlaps, we see it a lot in the morning when the dominant males fight over the best places to catch the morning son. Thanks for watching my video and feel free to subscribe to see future videos. I post every Wednesday.
I love Green Anoles, I have a few baby GA's that hang out on my nepenthes pitcher plant on my back patio. I see them licking the nectar from my pitcher plants and I assume they also eat the insects that are attracted to it. Up here in Dallas TX we dont get any exotic invasive BA's. I like watching all the invasive lizards scurry about on Kamp Kenan's videos.
I think more people need to appreciate the little animals that run around our yards. Glad you enjoyed the video and always leave a comment. Thanks for following!
There's also red anoles to.