Jordan Lake: The autumn air warmed enough this morning for me to share a moment with a delightful critter. Here in the southern US we call this lizard a chameleon because it changes colors depending on the surface it is upon. However, it is not a true chameleon (which lives in parts of Africa and other Old World sites) which can change more than between green and brown. Properly, our color changer is known as a green anole. I hope you enjoy its ramble.
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TagJordan Lake Neighborhood, 3 photos, 1-24-2019
Jordan Lake is always full of surprises and contrasts.
It is home to both the largest and smallest raptors in the US.
Both of the birds below were very proud of their catches this afternoon.
American Bald Eagle
length: 34-43 inches weight: 168 oz wingspan 72-96 inches

American Kestrel (also the smallest falcon in the US)
length: 9-12 inches weight: 3.9 oz wingspan 20-24 inches


