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.
Florida Cooters are Amazing and Well Adapted Turtles tells about some of the biology of the Florida cooter, emphasizing how well they are adapted to their ecological niche. It also discusses man’s impacts on their habitat and populations.
The Amazing Numbers and Types of Turtles in Florida is a brief overview of the thirty plus species of turtles and tortoises that live in Florida.
Florida Gopher Tortoises are Unique and Amazing gives some interesting information about these creatures and explains why they shouldn’t be taken for granted.
An Unusual Sighting: A Pine Woods Tree Frog in January tells the story of a cute little tree frog out and about at an unusual time of the year.
I Love the American Bullfrog Because it is Highly Adaptable discusses my experiences with American bullfrogs in both wet, swampy habitat and in the Florida sandhills.
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