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An interesting Anole from Haiti

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Adult pair from Haiti

Here's a beauty from George Town, Grand Caiman

Hope you enjoyed the pics. If you can identify any of these then please feel free to do so.

Take care,

Brad Alexander

1 = Anolis carolinensis "green anole";
2 = Anolis carolinensis;
3 = Anolis distichus ssp. (for ssp. determination I need to know were exactly the photo as taken);
4 = probably an juvenile species of the photo after it;
5 = looks like Anolis whitemanni (were has the photo been taken. This also for ssp. determination);
6 = Anolis c. conspersus.

Do you have more Anolis photo's of this trip?

Regards,

Yann Horstink
Arnhem, the Netherlands
ACG Participant Administrator
http://come.to/anoliscontactgroup/
YannHorstink@hotmail.com

3 = Anolis distichus ssp I found this guy at Labadee, Hispaniola
4 and 5 I believe are the same species and were also found at Labadee, Hispaniola. I was on a Caribbean Cruise with my family but just had to poke around whenever possible for herps. Had I known of the great diversity of anoles that there are I may have put out a greater effort to find more.

Just this one of a brown anole soaking up the afternoon sun. I might have others but I am not sure if they are worthy posting.

Thanks for the identification help.

Regards,

Brad Alexander

P.S. come to think of it, I may have a picture of a drab looking anole from Jamaica. I'll look through my pictures and see what I have.

These are some beautiful photos! I'd like to see even the ones that "aren't worthy"!

Thanks!
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Torey
1.1 Uromastyx Geyri (Joe and Arthur)
0.1 Anolis Carolinensis (Leeloo)
1.0 Betta Splendens (Mr. Miagi)
1.1 Felis Domesticus (Roscolux and Jenny)

Sorry that it have taken so lang before I could answer. Otherwise you may contact me at my YannHorstink@hotmail.com e-mailadres.

But:

nr. 3 then should be Anolis distichus dominicensis (the most widespread distichus ssp.).
nr. 4 & 5 probably should be, as far my literature tels (up-to-date till 2000 on this species) Anolis whitmanni from the jet unnamed population (only three ssp. are reconized right now, this should be nr. 4).

If you have more photo's I could undentify just show them.

Regards,

Yann Horstink
Arnhem, the Nethelands
ACG Participant Administrator
http://come.to/anoliscontactgroup/
YannHorstink@hotmail.com

Nice pics! I have a Bark anole in my backyard very like that one, bluish-green on one end and grey at the other.

And lucky you to go to the Caiman Islands... I can't tell you how much I want to go!
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