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Red Brick and Green Anole

Close view of a green anole facing downward on a red brick wall, with a blurred coleus flower spike in the foreground.

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A bright green anole clings to a red brick wall above patterned coleus leaves and a pale flower spike.

ROBERT SNAP SPOT

Red Brick and Green Anole

Our sidewalk garden has a new neighbor.

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Wordless Wednesday – Wildlife: Reptiles – Sidewalk Scene

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Waiting for Lunch

Close view of a green anole facing downward on a red brick wall, with a blurred coleus flower spike in the foreground.
Insects beware! This looks like a good spot to wait for lunch.

The Coleus Lunch Counter

A green anole stretches across brick behind a coleus flower spike, with green and purple leaves below.
Look closely. Our guest is just behind the blossoms.
A green anole angles downward beside a coleus flower spike against red brick; broad leaves fill the lower half.
The coleus wore green. Our visitor matched it.
A green anole spreads its feet across a red brick wall beside a coleus leaf, casting a long shadow in strong sunlight.
That afternoon sun gave him a shadow twice his size.
A green anole clings to brick above layered coleus leaves, with a pale flower spike at the left edge.
The green fella seems right at home beside those leaves.
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A flowering coleus grows beside a red brick wall, where a green anole perches to its right; the edge of a window appears at left.
So much life right outside our door.
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THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES

Meet the Sidewalk Neighbors

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Neal and I gave that brick wall a little green, and this fellow showed up looking as if he’d reserved a lunch table. Nature is so amazing!

“Which plant near your door has the busiest guest list?“

“We planted the coleus. Nature took care of the introductions. Plant a mini urban garden and nature will respond!“

— Robert

📍Savannah, Georgia

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4 responses to “Red Brick and Green Anole”

  1. Rebecca Cuningham Avatar
    Rebecca Cuningham

    So cute. I miss those little lizards now we no longer live in the South.

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      Robert

      They love to make an appearance.

  2. Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography Avatar
    Ted Jennings – TPJ Photography

    My endless source of free entertainment 😄😄. I believe you have a lady there. The dorsal fin pattern down the back is a female. I read that somewhere, and if it’s not true I’m guilty of ‘fake news’ across the InterWeb 🤣😂🤣.

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      Robert

      Ted, thanks for the identification. I’ll accept your knowledge gladly!

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