Note the missing end of the tail.
Anyone know what type of lizard it is?
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I have looked at quite a few photos and I am thinking it is the Oregon Alligator Lizard. In real life the one above looked even more yellow, but these photos seem to look like some of these:
http://www.californiaherps.com/noncal/northwest/nwlizards/pages/e.m.scincicauda.html
The head shot above really seems to match this one:
http://www.californiaherps.com/noncal/northwest/nwlizards/images/emscincicaudaccor05cu.jpg
It is very alligator looking.
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Don’t know what kind it is, but it sure is cool looking.
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Hmm My first thought was a Skink… Kinda like a Schneider’s skink… However, I’m not an expert at all with reptiles… take a look at this photo.. http://www.helsinki.fi/~tuomola/myyoi01.jpg Good Luck finding out what it is
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I’m not too knowledgeable with such identifications but I do like both photos!
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Maybe it’s a Willzard? Just kidding – I have no idea. But I really like that he/she is peeking out to say hello – or to tell you to bug off – in the second one.
No idea on the kind of lizard. lol at Bumbles comment.
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No idea what kind of lizard it is. It’s a good thing that you’re not scared to take a photo of it
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hi Will,
I’ve seen somewhat similar lizards (but not yellow), and based on the shape and tail thickness I call them “lizard snakes”. I would call yours a “yellow lizard snake.” Sorry I can’t be of more help.
As a kid we used to catch (and release) “blue belly lizards”. We called them that because they have bluish bellies. That’s about all I know about lizards.
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PS. Great photo as always! And very cool looking little fellow!
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What a cool shot Will. I have only heard of them loosing their tail never saw an image of one…now I have,cool.
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Will, you’re nearly right about it, as it’s one of the subspecies of Oregon Alligator Lizard’s family! By the way, I loved the sharp and beautiful shot.
Eeek! I’m not a big fan of any kind of creepy crawlys. Great photo shot though.
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This is cute lizzard, lol, missing tail is very common lol, it grows back. Anna
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