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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whiskeyman" data-source="post: 651093" data-attributes="member: 13556">In Central America, I've heard them referred to as "chicken of the tree."  I saw their tails over more than one B-B-Q fire in my travels.While they make good photo subjects, especially when "in their color", I hate them being wild in Florida, because of the potential destruction of other species.  (Look up the Brown Tree Snake and Guam to see possible ramifications.)There is a new program to try to capture them in the Florida Keys, but I doubt that it is going to take care of the issue.  What is needed is a really good cold snap to take care of them naturally, and that is unlikely in South Florida and the Florida Keys.Wayne</blockquote>