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Monitor lizard is a reptile with a long scaly body, movable eyelids, a long tapering tail and four legs, typically living in a hot dry region.
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This Lizard just posed long enough for a photo before it disappeared into the vegetation.
It's not the one that got predated by the Red Fox that I uploaded yesterday!
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a Lizard in summer doing what a lizard does.
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in the streets of Lanai, Koh Samui, Thailand
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Lizards are a widespread group of squamate reptiles, with over 6,000 species, ranging across all continents except Antarctica, as well as most oceanic island chains. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Lacertilia
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Lots of these little western fence lizards around Cline Falls the other day. I'm trying to do them justice. Such handsome creatures they are. More to come.
Monitor lizard, Malaysia.
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Asian water monitors (varanus salvator) have very long tails so that, if you photograph the whole animal, you can negate some of the detail around the head - so here's a close-up in profile. Photographed in Cha-Am, Phetchaburi, Thailand.
One of 2 Springtime darners at Pigeon Mountain in North Georgia last week. They didn't make it easy - keeping a distance and hiding down in the thick grasses. They have an early & short flying season.
Holding its feet up - rock too hot? These are generally quite dull lizards (Atlantic Lizard - Gallotia atlantica) but some specimens have large green patches on their flanks (presumably brighter in the breeding season).
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Lizard Lake is on the way to Crystal Mill. It looked special this day with the overcast sky and still water while the fall colors were showing off.
Also known as the "Common Lizard" and can be sometimes confused witj the "Sand Lizard"-Lacerta agillis. Colour varies from grey-brown to reddish and oloive green with variable stripes down the the back with black blotches. This lizard gives birth to live young which can number upto 10.
The Milos wall lizard (Podarcis milensis) is a small Mediterranean lizard. The lizard's body length is no more than 6.5 cm, and the tail is twice as long. The lizard looks sturdy, and has a broad head.
One of dozens of young Common Lizards along the boardwalks of Thursley Common, Surrey, this morning.
Traveling through mostly desert environments, big game sightings were minimal. But lizard sightings were plentiful. A few days ago I posted an image of an Eastern Collared Lizard. This guy is a Great Basin Collared Lizard (I think). We found him near Lees Ferry in Northern AZ.
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