Florida’s Keys have great lizards and most of them are green, camouflaging into the equally impressive flora. Here’s a few we spotted hiding in plain sight:
Just for contrast, here is a truly impressive orange one that was just hanging out on the tree above my head….until I finally spotted him!
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Wow! Are those different than iguanas?
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I don’t know. I just know every time I looked up, I saw another giant reptile!!
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These are both beautiful and creepy! I’m not sure I could have stood still long enough to capture them.
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Yes, that’s pretty much how I feel. They were so quiet and non-aggressive, so it was a bit creepy being around them too…you just didn’t see it sitting there. And then suddenly you’d notice that a 3ft, 50lb creature had been watching you all this time……
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I love the green ones! We’ve just got back from southern Mexico and all the iguanas we saw there were boring brown, though I’m told there are blue ones further north.
Alison
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Blue ones would be very cool!
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Wow those are some beautiful green lizards!
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Thanks. They were everywhere!
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