We have had the cutest little lizard on our porch this summer. EK named him "Oso" (like she does every other critter we come across...). He first showed up a few weeks ago when we were sweeping. I let him go in my hydrangea bush and he is growing like a little weed.
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When we first met Oso. |
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Getting bigger! |
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In his little home. |
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Picnic time! |
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Hanging out. |
I love living in the country. We see so many fun animals out here! I remember growing up, my dad would catch all kinds of these lizards for me to keep in a terrarium. We would go to the feed store every week to buy crickets and meal worms to feed them. I don't really want this little guy in my house, but we will enjoy him while he's outside :)
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