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Predated.

On left. With Brown Anole on right.

Seems to have traveled on plants from Florida to a greenhouse in Michigan

Caught and consumed a damselfly. Was being followed by a male

It was about 2 inches long. It was gray.

This fella came in with a shipment of plants from Scottsdale. Want to get the ID correct so we can care for him appropriately.

Brown anole with house gecko in its mouth

Found on sidewalk & gently coaxed to a nearby oak tree

Found this poor little one on a Jade plant someone bought. :(

Observation is for the unfortunate little guy upside down (required for "Who Eats Whom" project.) Original observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/138033099

Arrived in plant shipment from Florida in late August/early September (probably as an egg?)

At Green Things nursery in the tropical greenhouse.

Eating a damselfly

I have never seen leeches in the wild before, and did not expect to find them on a newt. Are they affected by the newt's toxins?

different individual from 141267149. Feeding on yellow rumped warbler

Brown anole caught and ran up the fence holding a large grub. For the extra credit insects and wildlife interaction project

Out late

Hard to tell unless you can zoom in, but it looks like he has some kind of insect wing in his mouth.

NO!!!!!!!!!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

Found in wildflower garden.

Unfortunately had a severe jaw injury.

Seen in a nursery, wondering if arrived on a shipment of plants from somewhere more south.

Enjoying a meal of Blue Dasher he grabbed in my Norfolk Pine.

Found him amongst the plants at a local greenhouse

eating a robberfly?

Saw this salamander eating a butterfly/moth

With @maiarogers01

Possibly an albino Anole???

http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/171436776 for the dragonfly

Two babies stuck in a Tar seep.

Lizard eating foam eggs

It’s eating a mole cricket

Students found this lizards in their room. Possibly came in with a plant or vegetables?

Eating a juvenile lizard, probably also brown anole.

Or should I say Sylvilagus palustris?