There are two different Anole here. Strange how the first smaller one chose to be brown even though she was in among green leaves.
Above you see the fairly small pink flower and stem next to the Anole. This gives some perspective on her small size.
Below is a larger female that was not moving regardless of the big animal with the single big eye staring down.
The dorsal fin pattern running down the back identifies this as a female. I read it on the internet so it must be true.
Specs; OM-1 (1), OM 12-100 f4, Lightroom.
😎💚🍃🤗
😃😃😃
For the longest time I didn’t even know these creatures could change their shade, now I learn there are multiple sizes, never ceasing to learn.
They hatch from small eggs. When first out of the egg they are beyond tiny. Like a bug lol. Up until this year our back porch had plenty of places the females could get in to lay eggs in my wife’s big planters. It was a circus when they hatched 😆🤣😂😆
Yikes, that kind of circus would likely make my wife catatonic ha
Freaked me out at first. Now I see them as free entertainment.