[livius]

It’s cold as all get-out here in St Agustine. I have had to break out all the stuff I moved from the North, combined with things that I wear in Europe in the winter.

This is bad. Our houses aren’t ready for it, and neither are we! Our poor little lizards are dying - that may sound silly, but they’re typical of this place, and seeing them frozen on the ground is very upsetting. I’d rather see Al Gore frozen into a block of ice somewhere soon.

[justa-hairyape]

This freeper thread has some interesting info on how the cold is affecting the wildlife.

Record freeze in Florida (warning posted for MIAMI, iguanas drop from trees)

[steve86]

Are all of them definitely dead? With a cold-blooded creature it might be more difficult to tell. Any chance some might thaw out of it?

[southernnorthcarolina]

Our poor little lizards are dying - that may sound silly, but they’re typical of this place, and seeing them frozen on the ground is very upsetting. I’d rather see Al Gore frozen into a block of ice somewhere soon.

I agree. It's tough to watch.

I have a pair of herons who stay near my pond here in NC year-round. Our low temps have been in the mid-teens several days running. Two or three days of lows like that per year is normal -- but six or seven nights in a row is something I've never seen. The herons can survive the cold -- I think -- but I'm afraid they may starve, as the fish have gone to the bottom of the pond, out of the herons' reach.

[dragnet2]

Our poor little lizards are dying - that may sound silly, but they’re typical of this place, and seeing them frozen on the ground is very upsetting. I’d rather see Al Gore frozen into a block of ice somewhere soon.

That sucks...I like lizards...Got them eating meal worms right outa my hand in Cal. ... Good luck.