The Green Anole is the only anole native to the continental U.S. It can change color from green to brown depending on temperature and mood. Males display a pink dewlap to attract females and ward off rivals.
Habitat
Trees, shrubs, and vines in forests, gardens, and suburban areas
Diet
Insects and spiders
How common
Common
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