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dixiegrrrrl

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3. We have tons of them here, they find places to overwinter.

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Thu Nov 15, 2012, 07:06 PM

Nov 2012

Favorite places seem to be under outdoor plant pots, or deep in the layers of bricks I use for garden borders,
and inside the carport cupboards.
Every spring lots of them are all over the deck, so I suspect yours will find a hidey hole when it gets too chilly.

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I threw a native anole out in the cold. Was I wrong? [View all] Baitball Blogger Nov 2012 OP

It wasn't wrong unless it was helping you with your rent. rocktivity Nov 2012 #1

They find places to over winter csziggy Nov 2012 #2

We have tons of them here, they find places to overwinter. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2012 #3

Do you think 60 degrees is okay for one night? Baitball Blogger Nov 2012 #4

It is been down to 36 here of late, I found 2 of them sunning this afternoon. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2012 #5