A portrait of perhaps the prettiest grass-bush anole from the Dominican Republic, Anolis bahorucoensis. Finding this species was a highlight for James T. Stroud @QuietWarriors and me.

Anolis pulchellus from Puerto Rico in a classic grass-bush anole pose. What's your favorite grass-bush anole? #anole #lizard #PuertoRico

Twig anoles are well adapted to moving on small, thin surfaces. James T. Stroud

A critically endangered Bahama oriole from Andros captured for research by Kevin Omland and his group who graciously allowed me to photograph it!

After 12 weeks of lizard catching for work, what do I do with my first morning off on a layover in Miami...? Go looking for lizards obv. #cantstopwontstop Fairchild Garden 🦎🦎🦎

Everyone's favorite anole, the brown anole (Anolis sagrei), in its full glory. This individual from Andros was really flared up. James T. Stroud #anole #lizard

Come help me find occultus!

Hello. Rhinella margaritifera complex, Yasuni, Ecuador. #toad

After two months of lizarding with James T. Stroud plus a bonus lizard vacation in Puerto Rico, the first thing I do when I get back to NY is... find more lizards. Plenty of Podarcis here for ya Colin Donihue ! #cantstopwontstop #lizard

bushmaster I barely know her #WorldSnakeDay

I forgot to mention I had another photo run for the cover of the May issue of Biotropica. Again, to accompany a great article by James T. Stroud and Michelle Thompson on the importance of collecting basic data in the tropics.

On my way back to Jamaica 🇯🇲 with Jon Suh so he can take photos like these (!) and we can🤞discover something fascinating! 🤫 🦎🦎🦎🦎 Anole Annals #scicomm

Seen on a morning stroll with James T. Stroud, the omnipresent trunk ground anole of Jamaica: Anolis lineatopus.

Anole of the day: Anolis valencienni, Jamaican twig anole. James T. Stroud found our first one today, here's a picture of an individual from last spring.

Left: April Right: November. We found presumably the same #potoo in the same spot seven months later! Wildjamaica 🇯🇲 James T. Stroud PutterT @stgiery #birds #birding #Jamaica

End of 1 month of fieldwork and Jon Suh is still taking lizard photos even as we return the rental car at the airport 🦎🦎🦎