Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 386
tes, fromthe Atlantic to the Pacific coast. With theexception of the chameleon, Aiiolis caroli-m-nsis, it is the most abundant lizard in thiscountry—particularly in the East. Its foodconsists of insects. Male specimens may us- ually be distinguished by brilliant blue spotson the throat and under… … in the center is an empty shell the illustrationwrote as follows; If there is any-thing we need toteach more than an-other, it is that nu-merous insects andreptiles, which areheld by many per-sons to be poison-ous, are perfectlyharmless. This isespecially so of thepine-tree lizard, or,as it is…
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