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Also known as the 'viviparous lizard', the common lizard is unusual among reptiles as it incubates its eggs inside its body and 'gives birth' to live young rather than laying eggs.
Not being a lizard behaviorist, I'd still want to say this dude was showing his colors for a female. There was a smaller blah one and they were either frolicking or he was chasing - I couldn't tell. I watched them for a few minutes flitting around up and over the terrain before they disappeared into deeper stuff.
An image from November in Cayo Guillermo of a Little Blue Heron about to devour a lizard for a lunchtime meal.
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Just recently the local lizards have been very flighty, and so when you move the grasses aside to get a clear shot there they are ... gone! This fella was very obliging and just stayed sunning itself until I put the grasses back and left him/her in peace!
A group of Trandoshans hunters gathered on the plant to enjoy their favorite hobby: hunting down Wookiee prisoners. Preferably unarmed Wookiees because it’s not so “fun” when the prey shoots back (I never liked Trandoshans).
According to their “traditions” the group of ten Trandoshans brought the unarmed Wookiee prisoner to this planet where they started their little twisted show.
However on the planet there is another hunter. Someone who came here to track down a prey worth of legend and he is not pleased by the cowardice of these “Space Lizards”.
The Predator tracks down the Trandoshans, killing the dishonorable hunters one by one.
As the Space Lizards meet their demise the Wookiee enjoys his staying on the planet.
Sometimes very good things come from crossovers and the Wookiee is very pleased by this particular one.
The Predator is one of the action figures by Neca based on the Predator Dark Horse Comics.
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Lizard Orchid / himantoglossum hircinum. Leicestershire. 17/06/20.
One section of a mature Lizard Orchid spike growing on a roadside verge in Leicestershire. The flowers were all in prime, undamaged condition and their 'lizard tails' were being blown by a breeze, so lots of movement.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
Popped out to see the Sand Lizards (Lacerta agilis) a few weeks ago and found the Male still in his lovely bright green breeding colours, along with a Female to which he was not letting out of his sight and guarding her very closely.
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The Australian water dragon (Intellagama lesueurii) is a lizard species from the same suborder as iguanas. There are two subspecies of Australian water dragons: Intellagama lesueurii lesueurii, the eastern water dragon, and Intellagama lesueurii howittii, the Gippsland water dragon. Both species are native to Australia. The eastern water dragon lives along Australia’s east coast, while the Gippsland water dragon lives further south.
Warm weather has brought out the lizards on wallsalong the seafront at Holywell, Eastbourne.
I believe this is a European Wall Lizard.
I found this tiny lizard on our kitchen floor the other night -- something that happens two or three times a year, always with baby lizards, never adults. They either wander in when we leave the door open, or hitch a ride on our big fuzzy dog after he's been outside rooting around in the garden (we've actually seen this happen). The babies are thinner than a pencil at this age.
Another sand lizard shot from last weekend. This shows the lovely markings of the male in full breeding colours.