Thank you so much. :) I just had to share them so others could learn to appreciate how amazing they are and see that they are worth saving in their natural environments. They are such an important part of Florida IMO.
I know right!? Like chameleons do. You can almost see the little wheels in their brains turning as they move their eyes around taking in the information they need. lol They are so savvy. It's wonderful you got some photos too. Hopefully it's in your garden?
That's awesome! My simpsons stopper is getting ready to bloom and I can't wait to see it and the pollinators. I wish the big box stores would sell those because they are fantastic landscape plants.
It's probably sad that it can't be free anymore. It would probably prefer to be in the wild as it was. They are wild animals and not pets. I'm not being judgmental, because I know kids like to have lizards as pets but it's not the best thing for wild animals to be caged and their freedom taken away.
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Great video Sharon!
Thank you so much. :) I just had to share them so others could learn to appreciate how amazing they are and see that they are worth saving in their natural environments. They are such an important part of Florida IMO.
@@sharonsflorida7900 they are indeed!
What a wonderful creation
Aren't they beautiful!? I just love these green guys.
@@sharonsflorida7900 yes I just got a couple shots of one this past week. The way they use their eyes is wonderful!
I know right!? Like chameleons do. You can almost see the little wheels in their brains turning as they move their eyes around taking in the information they need. lol They are so savvy.
It's wonderful you got some photos too. Hopefully it's in your garden?
@@sharonsflorida7900 yes on my simpsons stopper!
That's awesome! My simpsons stopper is getting ready to bloom and I can't wait to see it and the pollinators. I wish the big box stores would sell those because they are fantastic landscape plants.
I found one the other day with my kids made a cool little home for it in the house
It's probably sad that it can't be free anymore. It would probably prefer to be in the wild as it was. They are wild animals and not pets. I'm not being judgmental, because I know kids like to have lizards as pets but it's not the best thing for wild animals to be caged and their freedom taken away.