It’s time to vote for the best anole photos of 2012. We had an overwhelming response with more than 60 entries, most of them excellent. Our panel of experts slaved over the submissions to choose 24 semi-finalists. Decision criteria were the quality, crispness, and composition of the photo, as well as the species.
You can vote for up to 3 photos. Voting will end on October 31st, at the stroke of midnight.
Professor of Biology and Director of the Living Earth Collaborative at Washington University in Saint Louis. I've spent my entire professional career studying anoles and have discovered that the more I learn about anoles, the more I realize I don't know.
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Hispanioland
Could we pick up a 4th? I would choose A. gorgonae, but can’t miss the extremely elegant (in an epic photo) pulchellus, and cuvieri (grass and giant anoles are awesome!), and how could you avoid clicking up to A. allisoni if you have a “humanole” oriented mind? I see no hispaniolan representatives this time.
Jonathan Losos
Sorry, Miguel, life’s full of tough decisions. And as for the lack of Hispaniolan representatives, ahem, perhaps because no Hispaniolan photographers entered any?
Leo Fleishman
They all look so wise and peaceful.
Vanessa
Beautiful!!!
Erick
All of them are awesome!
Alexis
nice
Fernando J. Bird-Picó
Excellent photos!!!
Carlos Pacheco
Good photos!! Congratulations to all participants
Louis A. Santiago
Very good photos.
Ramon Luis Rivera-Lebron
Show what few can see!!
Johanna Santiago
Excellent photos!!!
Sonia Reyes
Wow!!!! beautiful photos!!!!!!
Jose D.Alicea
Well done!Excellent images!
Gloria Archilla
So wonderful to see so many people interested in our fauna. Good luck to all!
Steven Winchell
Sexy lizards