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A perching anole (Anolis olsonni) from the Dominican Republic
A perching grass-bush anole (Anolis olsonni) from the Dominican Republic
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St. Croix Anole

Brewer, S.D.

Anolis acutus

A small St. Croix Anole (Anolis acutus) photographed at the Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge.

Digital photography in daylight using a Canon SD780 IS.

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