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Iguana in Saint Thomas

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I don't know much about these guys but I encountered this one about 600 feet above sea level on a hillside last month.
 

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They used to over run Limetree Hotel there so the tourists could feed them Hibiscus.

I lived there as a kid and one of my fondest memories is running around catching those guys......
 
This one was in a somewhat more "remote" area and I would not have assumed it to be tame so I didn't approach it.

I could see loving living there now though. What a beautiful place.
 
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