Many lizards, including the Brown Anoles commonly found on Corkscrew’s boardwalk, make visual displays to defend their territory, attract mates, or warn off potential predators. This male Brown Anole’s display includes head bobbing, push-ups, and the extension of a brightly colored flap of skin on its neck called a dewlap, perhaps warning me to keep my distance. - Randi Bowman (Research Intern) #corkscrewswampsanctuary #audubonfl #audubonsociety | Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary