March 15, 2026
The Big Dead-Fish Clean-Up
A huge thank you to the volunteers who pitched in yesterday to remove all those dead fish from the Celery…
Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
February 11, 2019
Monday Morning Mystery 021119
Near Pigeon Park in Old San Juan, came across this medium-sized lizard. Can anyone hep with an ID?
(Same photo, wider angle below.). We saw all sorts of lizards of various sizes during our stay.
I'll post the answer to last week's mystery on Wednesday.
2 comments
-
Iguanas which are dubbed the Puerto Rican squirrels. I just goggle them and see that they hunt them and eat them …
-
Green iguana (iguana iguana). I had two of those, too. 😀
I believe it’s an introduced species in PR, much like the ones that can be found in Florida – escapees that then established a feral population because the climate is suitable.
Leave your comment
Related Post
March 14, 2026
Massive Fish Die-off @ Celery Farm
A huge thank you to the volunteers who pitched in today to remove all those dead fish from the Celery…
March 12, 2026
Horned Grebe at the Celery Farm
My first ever here. And the spring arrivals are arriving! The grebe was No. 186 on my Celery Farm life…
March 5, 2026
The Sky’s the Limit for This Birder
Fewer than 500 people worldwide have reported seeing this African bird – a blue-moustached bee-eater. Photo by Marc Chelemer By…
2 comments
Ginny
Iguanas which are dubbed the Puerto Rican squirrels. I just goggle them and see that they hunt them and eat them …
julie
Green iguana (iguana iguana). I had two of those, too. 😀
I believe it’s an introduced species in PR, much like the ones that can be found in Florida – escapees that then established a feral population because the climate is suitable.