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Outdoor topics => The Outdoor Board => Topic started by: Magicman on April 10, 2011, 08:54:17 PM
Pat saw something this afternoon that neither of us had ever seen. Two lizards really having a fight. A lot of posturing and biting. I guess trying to establish a pecking order or something. Anyway it went on for over 30 minutes and a winner finally emerged.
They could really raise the skin up on the backs of their necks and look larger. One is a brighter green than the other so you can see them switch positions many times. This was neat to watch.
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Are they Geckos? :D :D
Maybe it's just some reptile love? ;D
I can tell spring is in the air because I can't breath and my eyes are watering ::)
We didn't have any lizards, but we did see this little guy. He's the first I've seen this year.
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We call them Chameleons. They will change colors from green to brown.
Ah, yes. I didn't know they were a US species. Learn something new every day. ;)
Quote from: SwampDonkey on April 11, 2011, 11:04:37 AM
I didn't know they were a US species.
:-[ I just didn't know how widespread their range was. You can have some too. ;D
Well, send some on up. Winter will look after'm. ;D :D