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American chameleon

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07-07-2013, 04:22 AM	#11
Nanci	I love green anoles, too. When I moved here, there were a lot. Then I got more and more brown anoles, till it was pretty rare to see the green anoles. I know they aren't native, but I enjoyed the brown anoles. They had some fierce lizard wars. Then we had the cold winter in, oh, 2010? No more brown anoles, and they haven't come back. Now I have a thriving population of greens again.

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