Herpetologic Verse: Still More REPTILES

A follow-up to blog-posts of June 2019 , and May, 2020.

green anole, appearing gray, climbing down fencepost

same anole, 2 minutes later

The reptilian suborder Serpentes was previously known as Ophidia, a term derived from ophis, Greek for 'snake'. 

 midland painted turtle (in Ontario), scurrying home

 

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NON-SEQUITURS #2

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Grandpa Greg's Advanced Grammar: PLURALIA TANTUM

 

'MORONICS'  

"With traditions that date back to Phonics, 

And deep roots fit to mime Hydroponics,

My proposed field of study:

How clear waters turn muddy --

Raise your glass for a toast to Moronics."

Dr.G.H. and Giorgio Coniglio, 2022   

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