The Colorful Green Anole is Beautiful in its Green Phase
Profile of a Green Anole Anoles are one of my favorite creatures, and I’m especially fond of the green anoles...
Who Knew that Beautiful Skinks Would Love Mealworms?
Snap Recently I have been adding some freeze dried mealworms to my feeding station each day. I did it to...
The Colorful Dewlap of the Green Anole is Very Meaningful
My Empire Green anoles (Anolis carolinensis) are small, but they tend to have some interesting and complex social behaviors. One...
For this Colorful Little Skink, It’s All About the Tail
Blue Tail One more throwback to some of my older photos has to include this pretty little southeastern five lined...
Time for Colorful and Artistic Processing With One of My Favorite Photos
Face of a Tortoise Sometimes I enjoy doing some artistic processing of some of my photos. I generally use a...
The Sun is Important to Green Anoles as the Fall Progresses
Serene Sun Bath When I walked down to the mailbox yesterday afternoon, I found this cute little fellow having a...
This Year My Daily Greeter is a Colorful Green Anole
This Year My Daily Greeter is a Colorful Green Anole tells the story of a green anole that frequently greets the author/artist when she come home in the afternoon. It reminds readers that awhile ago a fence lizard used to do the same thing.
Yellow Rat Snakes are Beautiful and Great to Have Around
Yellow Rat Snakes are Beautiful and Great to Have Around tells readers the story of the author/artist’s encounter with a yellow rat snake in the woods. It explains why these are great to have on your property and displays several images of one.
Fence Lizards Love to Warm ‘ Themselves in the Summer Sun
Fence Lizards Love to Warm Themselves in the Summer Sun shows readers a photo of an Eastern fence lizard that spends a lot of time sunning itself near the author/artist’s front gate. The lizard is often there to greet her in the afternoons after work.
It’s Just a Little Green Lizard Relaxing in the Sun
It’s Just a Little Green Lizard Relaxing in the Sun shows readers a green anole sunning itself after a cool night. With a bit of imagination it looks like he’s sitting on the fence playing a cello.
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