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Iguanas are creating issues for homeowners on Marco Island.

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Photos: Iguanas on Marco

A green iguana basks in the late afternoon sun at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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A green iguana basks in the late afternoon sun at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
A green iguana faces down an intruder at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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A green iguana faces down an intruder at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
An FWC vehicle tells how to report exotic species. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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An FWC vehicle tells how to report exotic species. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
Donna Kay affixes a bumber sticker telling how to report exotic species. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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Donna Kay affixes a bumber sticker telling how to report exotic species. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
FWC biologist Dan Quinn speaks ro about 40 islanders on dealing with iguanas. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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FWC biologist Dan Quinn speaks ro about 40 islanders on dealing with iguanas. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
Marco resident Janet Choate speaks to FWC biologist Tyson Dallas. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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Marco resident Janet Choate speaks to FWC biologist Tyson Dallas. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
A green iguana basks in the late afternoon sun at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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A green iguana basks in the late afternoon sun at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
A green iguana perches in a tree at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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A green iguana perches in a tree at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
A green iguana perches in a tree at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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A green iguana perches in a tree at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent
A green iguana perches by the edge of a freshwater lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.

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A green iguana perches by the edge of a freshwater lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room. Lance Shearer/Correspondent

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    A green iguana basks in the late afternoon sun at Marco Lake. The City of Marco Island hosted a presentation on invasive iguanas conducted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday evening in the Biles Community Room.