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Dear Cuban Brown Anoles.
What is it about the laundry area of the garage do you love? Is it the accordian style legs of the drying rack that you enjoy climbing? Is it the scent of detergent? Do you love to crawl into the laundry basket to see if there is something soft inside? Are thre alot of bugs that you are following?
I am asking these questions because you seem to run inside whenever I leave the back door open. Does that open door=Holiday Inn? I have caught two of you doing what teenagers do in a hotel room on a prom night.
We do the same dance whenever I see one of you inside. We stare at each other and if you are frightened enough you darken to an almost black color. Frightened or not, you still try to look tough. You do your push ups and head bobs and then the males inflate their ruby red throat sacks (wich are prettier than the pale white throat sacks your green cousins have). It doesn't frighten me. I just wave my hand and you jump to the ground before you scuttle out.
In the future, try to stay out.
Me
actually they are pretty lizards. The males are bigger than the females and have ridges down their backs. The females have a diamond pattern down their backs and their young are very pretty. They tops of their heads are a rust red and they have a yellow stripe down their backs.
What is it about the laundry area of the garage do you love? Is it the accordian style legs of the drying rack that you enjoy climbing? Is it the scent of detergent? Do you love to crawl into the laundry basket to see if there is something soft inside? Are thre alot of bugs that you are following?
I am asking these questions because you seem to run inside whenever I leave the back door open. Does that open door=Holiday Inn? I have caught two of you doing what teenagers do in a hotel room on a prom night.
We do the same dance whenever I see one of you inside. We stare at each other and if you are frightened enough you darken to an almost black color. Frightened or not, you still try to look tough. You do your push ups and head bobs and then the males inflate their ruby red throat sacks (wich are prettier than the pale white throat sacks your green cousins have). It doesn't frighten me. I just wave my hand and you jump to the ground before you scuttle out.
In the future, try to stay out.
Me
actually they are pretty lizards. The males are bigger than the females and have ridges down their backs. The females have a diamond pattern down their backs and their young are very pretty. They tops of their heads are a rust red and they have a yellow stripe down their backs.
