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Posted by Jim Yanik on January 25, 2006, 8:28 pm
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>>>> Occasionally I am invaded by small lizards (6-8"). They come in
>>>> through tiny cracks under the screen door or when the doors is left
>>>> open inadvertently. They probably thrive and grow on a feast of
>>>> ants and insects.
>>> You would rather have ants and insects?
>>> (Are you sure they are 8"?! Where the heck are you?)
>> Must live in a barn in the desert!
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> OR Florida!
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>> What he needs is a 'lizard catcher'
>> http://www.macnstuff.com/mcfl/1/lizard.html
>> This technique probably wouldn't work on the lizards I met in the
>> deserts of Kuwait which are about the size of small Volkswagens and
>> travel at Mach 2 speed (at least when you step on them by mistake
>> when they bury themselves in the sand!). The first time that
>> happened I almost had the 'big one', probably wasn't too pleasant for
>> the lizard either but WTF!
>> Jay
> Hey Jay, they sound like the lizards in Mexico. I left my room at a
> resort and there was a big black Iguana on the lawn about 3 feet
> long.....when you are standing there in your swim suit barefoot...well
> that'll scare the *&%$ out of ya!....Ross
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Living in Florida,I was laying on a loungechaise at the pool,and a lizard
leaps from nearby foliage onto my shoulder.
It didn't scare me,but a lady friend next to me screamed bloody murder and
jumped up,moved a few feet away.
I just put an open paper bag in front of the lizard,and come at it from
behind,chasing the lizard into the bag,then out the door for release.
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
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> tiny cracks under the screen door or when the doors is left open
> inadvertently. They probably thrive and grow on a feast of ants and
> insects.