You all are probably the only ones who would get why I was excited to see a red anole today. Lived in this area almost forty years and never seen one this color before. Googled it and found this post. I'm going back tomorrow to see if I can get a photo of the little guy.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.What is the reason for the red coloration? I see brown and green anoles every day but they're invasive species here. I love to watch them in the garden.
Islandgurl
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Apr 10, 2018
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The brown are invasive here as well. Don't know the reason for the new red phase. Must be selected for somehow. The one I saw was beautifully cardinal red.
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