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A common lizard seen basking on a stile along the Cotswold Way public footpath between Aggs Hill and Prestbury Hill nature reserve.
Small lizard which I've seen on the island of Rhodes :)
Primeval Nature - thanks for help with it's name :)
Starred agama (Stellagama stellio) is a monotypic genus of agamid lizard, also known as hardun or the roughtail rock agama. Starred agama can be found in Greece, Cyprus, western Asia and northern Egypt. It has also been introduced to Malta. Starred agama may attain a total length (including tail) of 35 cm (14 in) or slightly longer. Like many agamids, starred agama can change its color to express its mood. It basks on stone walls, rocks, and trees. It is usually found in rocky habitats, and is quite shy, being very ready to dive into cracks to hide from potential predators. Starred agamas are omnivorous, they feed on insects, earthworms, bird eggs and chicks, as well as small mice and lizards. They also eat leaves, flowers and buds. During colder months (from October to April) it hibernates.
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Malutka jaszczureczka, którą wypatrzyłam na Rodos :)
Hardun (Stellagama stellio) – gatunek jaszczurki z podrodziny Agaminae w rodzinie agamowatych (Agamidae). Występuje w Europie w Grecji, na Półwyspie Chalcydyckim, Cyprze i Cykladach. Spotykana także na terenie Azji Mniejszej i Bliskiego Wschodu. Ma ciało mocnej budowy, spłaszczone, o długości do 40 cm. Ubarwienie jest indywidualną cechą każdego osobnika, może zmieniać się pod wpływem temperatury i nastroju zwierzęcia. Żyje zarówno na nizinach, jak i w górach, na dobrze nasłonecznionych terenach, w pobliżu wody. Prowadzi dzienny, lądowy tryb życia. Żyje w dużych koloniach pod przywództwem dominującego samca. W czasie chłodniejszych miesięcy (od października do kwietnia) hibernuje. Prowadzi terytorialny tryb życia, każde stado broni swego terytorium przed intruzami. Harduny są wszystkożerne, żywią się owadami, dżdżownicami, ptasimi jajami i pisklętami, a także małymi myszami i jaszczurkami. Zjadają także liście, kwiaty i pączki.
154_365 Our resident lizard made my photo of the day. Looking at lizards, you definitely know they are from the dinosaur days. This one lives in our yard but comes by the window everyday almost as if to say hello to my mom.
Following knee replacement surgery at the end of September, I only got out one day with my camera for a few minutes. I was not an easy task with a cane but I was needing a photography fix. This was the only picture I got and I was happy this young spiny lizard agreed to pose on the fence wire.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas in October 2021
Monitor Lizard
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It was a shame to see discarded rubbish (part of a car!) in the car park of Dene Park, although this lizard seemed to think it made a good sun lounger!
Tonbridge - Kent
I hope you are not sick of seeing collared lizard shots. They are among my favorite lizards to watch and photograph. This one let me and my son take photos from just a few inches away.
This lizard looks very uncomfortable in the picture, but it didn't move or run back into its hole so maybe it liked having its picture taken.
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