little green visitor in the house!

13 years ago

I came home from New Orleans and found this sleeping house guest on one of my Papilio pods! I scooped him up and put him on the porch. No telling how long he'd been in the house! Ah....Texas!

K
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Carl
13 years ago
Oh wow, that one is sweet! Do you know the name of that species?

What have you pollinated your papilio with?
dondeldux z6b South Shore Massachusetts
13 years ago
Wow!! Do you think he made your buggies nervous, looks like he had a bead of them..! Do they eat poultry? And will you look at the length of that tail, and what is it and how big do they get!

Donna
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fishing_dentist
13 years ago
Is this common in Texas Kristi?
He is nice!
I think in this year all my treefrogs escaped out of my greenhouse.
A sweet little mouse dug a hole in the earth and came out in the greenhouse. Right in time the frogs went to domancy.
I hope, they go the right way.
Frank
Amanda (asarumgreenpanda, z6MA)
13 years ago
Oh, that is CUTE. I'm curious about the species, too, if you know it.

Amanda
kaboehm (zone 9a, TX USA)
Original Author
13 years ago
The green anoles are very common in the Houston area. I have had a few in the house...not all in such fine shape!
:-)
K

Here is a link that might be useful: Info on green anoles
fishing_dentist
13 years ago
Thanks for the information Kristi!
I did not knew this.