Anolis sagrei (Brown Anole):

1) Jackson Co., FL.  Marianna.  Lowes - twice in the garden section.  2006.

2) Washington Co., FL.  Chipley.  Super Walmart - once in the garden section.  2004.

3) Houston Co., AL.  Alabama Welcome Center, US 231 (immediately over the FL line) – once on the side of the building, near shrubs. 1995.

4) Jackson Co., FL.  Marianna.  Super Walmart - once in the garden section.  4 July, 2007 (see photo below).

5) Escambia Co., FL.  Big Lagoon & Perdido Key areas.  At least a half dozen Brown Anoles were observed around buildings and human gardens in 2009 & 2010.

6) Bay Co., FL.  Panama City Mall.  Along brick structures for shrubs at FYE music store entrance.  Juvenile.  Mid March, 2011.

Hemidactylus turcicus (Mediterranean Gecko):

1) Jackson Co., FL.  Marianna.  Common throughout downtown and outskirts of town.  1995 – 2006.

2) Escambia Co., FL.  Gulf Islands National Seashore.  Common around Ft. Pickens on numerous buildings.  2001.

3) Mobile Co., AL.  Grand Bay.  West side of town in the original Nature Conservancy Field Office.  Fall 1997.  One sub-adult inside office.

4) Escambia Co., FL.  Big Lagoon & Perdido Key areas.  Hundreds of Mediterranean Geckos were observed in Big Lagoon State Park, the Big Lagoon area and Perdido Key on numerous buildings in 2009 & 2010.  On a few occasions I also observed Mediterranean Geckos crossing roads and parking lots at night time.

Phrynosoma cornutum (Texas Horned lizard):

1) Okaloosa Co., FL.  Eglin AFB - once in the main base housing area. 1988.  Gave to Paul Moler.  Deposited into the FL Museum, UF#78595.

2) Escambia Co., FL.  Big Lagoon State Park.  In 2009 three Horned lizards were either brought to me or observed.  One lizard was collected and frozen by the Park Biologist (Anne Harvey).  One live lizard was brought to me by the Park manager (David Colbert) - this lizard was later preserved.  One road-killed lizard was also collected in the Park.   

Eleutherodactylus planirostris (Greenhouse frog):

1) Jackson Co., FL.  Marianna.  Concentrated in specific areas in Marianna.  2005 – 2006.

2) Okaloosa Co., FL.  Eglin AFB.  Okaloosa Co & Walton county lines, range road 217.  Once on the Eglin AFB reservation.  Under road side trash pile.  1987.

3) Escambia Co., FL.  Big Lagoon & Tarkiln Bayou State Parks.  In 2009 & 2010 over a dozen Greenhouse frogs were observed under debris or collected in drift fence arrays in both Parks. 

Osteopilus septentrionalis (Cuban treefrog):