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A collection of notes and photos - most of them taken at our home on Lake Gaston, North Carolina. Pets & wildlife are my favorite photo subjects. Visit my Lakeview Aviary website for info and more photos about my indoor finch aviary.
About Me
My favorite blogs:
- 10,000 Birds
- A DC Birding Blog
- Beginning to Bird
- Bill of the Birds
- BirdChick
- Blue Lizard Birding Blog
- Born Again Bird Watcher
- Hasty Brook
- Jeff Gyr's Birding Blog
- Journey Through Grace
- Julie Zickefoose
- Laura's Birding Blog
- Leica
- Mary's View
- Somewhere in NJ
- Stokes Birding Blog
- Susan Gets Native
- The Hawk Owl's Nest
- Wildbird on the Fly
Blog Archive
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August
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- Houseboat jumping
- Avoidance
- A neighborly visit
- A bird and a mouse
- She doesn't know it's summer
- Day and night
- Carolina wrens
- A visit from Monkey
- Some pretty things
- She's flying!
- Just counting my toes
- The Crossing 2006 - Lake Gaston
- Spy vs. Spy
- Kingfisher
- Please????
- The birds and the bees
- Flying squirrel
- An uninvited guest
- Crossing Lake Gaston
- Hand feeding a society finch
- Raising mealworms
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August
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3 comments:
Hmmm.. what is it? Is it dangerous to the birds?
Good not being barefoot!
I'm not sure what kind of lizard it is - and I'm hoping that it's not dangerous to the birds because he's still around 2 days later. Every once in awhile I see him in the aviary, but most of the time he's in my "bird work room" which is filled with shelves and multiple hiding places. As soon as I walk in he zips behind the shelves. I may need to empty out the room (no fun) to catch him.
it is a skink. A harmless(unless you are a cricket) five lined skink. They are just gorgeous creatures and v ery fast. There is no need to not wear your shoes.
Here is alink so you can read about them for yourself. I love them. Cats are their enemy.
Good Luck!
Liz
http://www.fcps.edu/StratfordLandingES/Ecology/mpages/five-lined_skink.htm
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