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Lovable Little Garden Lizards

Fine Art Photography Book Features Loveable Little Garden Lizards of Louisiana

by Eugene L. Brill

Softcover
Flexible, high-gloss laminated cover
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About the Book
This book about the anole lizards contains more than 75 high-quality photographs and takes a closer look the anole lizard, green and brown. The book covers their habitats, features, courtship, feeding habits and much more. Green anoles settled in Florida long before humans. They have lived in this region for many thousands of years. Brown anoles, on the other hand, are newcomers. They are Cuban immigrants whose ancestors arrived in the 1940s and 50s. It is believed that they were stowaways on banana boats, on cigar ships, and lumber lines.
Author website
https://www.eugenebrill.me/books
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Nature / Wildlife
  • Additional Categories Fine Art Photography, Home & Garden
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 50
  • Isbn
    • Softcover: 9781006293177
  • Publish Date: Nov 10, 2021
  • Language English
  • Keywords anoles, reptiles, lizards
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About the Creator
eugenebrill
Eugene L. Brill Photography
New Orleans, LA

Feeding my curiosity for history and my interest in photography, I further developed my love of the natural world that has since become the primary focus of my life. My goal is to use photography to bring history to life. I will give you a sense of understanding history and hopefully bring the stories to life! Viewing the landscape, historical markers and wildlife will help me share with you the fascination I feel when delving into the past. EUGENE L BRILL is a nature and landscape photographer. I’m a dedicated naturalist volunteer, as well as an avid gardener, and photographer. I do not speak in taxonomic groupings, species and genera, but can communicate clearly with “Joe Public” in language everyone understands. I love to share knowledge and my photography, and I believe Nature Deficit Disorder (NDD) is real, agree that “forest bathing” (fully clothed, of course . . .) makes us happier, healthier, and more creative. Copyright© and Published by: Eugene L. Brill, LLC

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