The American Bullfrog has an Interesting and Complex Social Structure tells readers about the lifestyle and breeding behaviors of this beautiful frog. It also explains why it is great to have around in it’s native habitat, but how it can easily become an invasive and harmful species in other ecosystems.
The Southeastern Five-lined Skink had an Interesting Lifestyle tells the story of an encounter with a juvenile skink. It then goes on to give some information about these skinks and their lifestyle.
Brown Anoles are Nonnative, but Great for Gardens introduces the brown anole, a native of the Bahamas and Cuba. They are highly adaptable and tend to outcompete native species. But they are here to stay, so you might want to accept them in your garden for pest control.
Black Racers are Beautiful, Helpful Garden Snakes tells of the author’s encounter with a juvenile Southern black racer snake in a small woody park. It also explains why these nonvenomous snakes are good to keep around.
The Brown Phase of the Beautiful Green Anole explains several reasons why green anoles change from green to brown. It also shares several photos of a green anole in the brown color phase.
The First Green Anole of Soring is a Great Sign tells readers how to tell a native green anole from an invasive brown anole, and how to tell a male from a female green anole. It also welcomes the author’s first sighting of a green anole this spring.
Help Me Celebrate Wonderful Gopher Tortoise Day in Florida celebrates this event with several photographs of this marvelous reptile. It also goes into why Gopher Tortoise Day is celebrated and the importance of this species. https://whatnext10.com/?p=1759
For All You Frog Lovers…It’s World Water Frog Day! celebrates the first ever World Water Frog Day with photographs of American bullfrogs and southern cricket frogs, and explains some of the unique characteristics of these frogs. It also discusses the importance of these animals as monitors of environmental health.
Florida has a Large Variety of Beautiful Frogs discusses the various types of frogs that live in central Florida and provides photos of some examples.
Another Great Sign of Spring is the First Tree Frog tells about sighting a tee frog out looking for insects to eat in early spring. It also give a few facts about tree frog behavior and mating.
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