Bonnie Lee

Bonnie Lee
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Bay Area, California, USA
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May 11
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Bonnie Lee Books
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Originally from New York City, Bonnie Lee moved to the San Francisco Bay Area in 1988. Having had the blessing to immerse in both metropolitan cities’ cultures, she embodies the finest of both east and west coast sensibilities. Bonnie is a savvy world traveler who has lived in numerous international hotspots including Japan, where she served as an ESL (English as a Second Language) Specialist for three years. Israel, France and Costa Rica were also all home to Bonnie for several months each. With a profound sense of joie de vivre, Bonnie has pursued different passions throughout life, one of which led her to the exciting and unusual profession of a flying trapeze artist for the ever popular Cirque du Soleil group. Bonnie currently resides in the Bay Area, focusing on both her profession as a paralegal of patents and intellectual property as well as continuing to author children’s books.

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APRIL 5, 2011 8:43PM

(Go Go Sadie) - Lorenzo the Lizard (Coleonyx mitratus)

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(Go Go Sadie) - Lorenzo the Lizard (Coleonyx mitratus)There are about 900 species of geckos, ranging in size from 1 inch to 14 inches. Geckos come in various patterns and colors such as purple, pink, blue, and black. Geckos are among the most colorful lizards in the world.Geckos are able to run up walls, trees and leaves, no matter how smooth or vertical. Millions of microscopic adhesive hairs on the bottoms of their feet; this means a gecko can support about eight times its weight hanging from just one toe on smooth glass. Geckos' toes seem to be "double jointed", but this is a misnomer. Their toes actually bend in the opposite direction from our fingers and toes.Most geckos cannot close their eyes. Like most lizards, the gecko uses its tail to hold food’s nutrition. However, if trapped, it has the ability to break it off, escape, and grow another. Foods for the geckos range from small baby crickets, roaches, worms, and many have a sweet tooth and like fresh fruits and honeyGeckos are the only lizards that can vocalize; they squawk, chirp and whistle, sometimes to attract a mate, claim their territory or show that they're distressed. Some geckos rub their scales together to imitate poisonous snakes and scare away potential predators.Camouflage is among a gecko's best traits for survival.
By day the Central American gecko prefers to hide in a burrow in the soil. They emerge at dusk to forage for insects that make up the vast majority of their diet.

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