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Riots of Yellow & Gold in a Florida Forest
Hiking in Florida affords an onslaught of lush landscape, but in the dry winter months, all shades of brown rule. As spring dawns, the greens return and the colors alight. During our recent venture to...
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A Saintly Lizard
“It’s a Jesus Lizard.” “Eh? Come again?” That was many years ago, when I saw my first lizard walking on water. It’s the common name for the basilisk lizard genus, known for its unique ability to walk...
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Hang On
“All you need to do is hold on tight…and believe.” —Stephen King We made our second visit to a wonderful 24-mile-large Everglades preserve this weekend (more images forthcoming, it’s beautiful land) —...
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Anoles of the Rainbow — and a Newly Discovered Color Variant!
There are myriad lizards in our Florida wilds — chirping geckos, monitors, prehistoric basilisks, stealthy iguanas, invasive curlytails, skinks, lined racerunners, and colorful anoles, just to name a...
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Knight of the Anoles
Living in South Florida, there’s never a dearth of interesting critters. One never knows what shall be encountered while gardening, even. Peek-a-boo! While getting some heavy pruning and weeding done...
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