Checking the buckets is a great way to find animals that are sometimes hard to see in the wild. This green anole can change colors depending on temperature and mood. Lizards, such as this one, can easily break off their tails, so handling them has to be done carefully. Of course, they can regenerate a new tail in time. The viewers enabled you to see the red centipede you found under a cover board without touching him.
Red centipedes have a nasty bite.
When you smell the brown centipede, it smells a little like cherries. Coverboards provide great places for animals to hide. It is fun to flip them to see what we can find. While checking a bird house, a flying squirrel came out and glided to a nearby tree. The yellow jessamine, in full bloom at this time, is our state flower.