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Guess that herp!!!
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Jynx
Digger, RN
Incredibly similar. Same genus as a matter of fact. However the Arizona Striped Whiptails generally have 7 stripes, while this species has 6.
vetusvates
Gamaliel's Principle
Six-lined Racerunner.
vetusvates
Gamaliel's Principle
Desert Grassland Whiptail.
Or New Mexico Whiptail.
Or New Mexico Whiptail.
I have no idea haha.
Jynx
Digger, RN
Wow... I guess there really are a lot of Whiptails! I didn't really realize. Unfortunately, you are all wrong. Here's a hint... I live in Arizona and I see these guys every time I got up in higher elevations.... and its not an Arizona Striped Whiptail.
The good news is that there's only like 10 or 11 Whiptail species in Arizona and I think you guys have just about covered most of them.
The good news is that there's only like 10 or 11 Whiptail species in Arizona and I think you guys have just about covered most of them.
vetusvates
Gamaliel's Principle
Little Striped Whiptail. Oops, already ruled out. Sorry.
vetusvates
Gamaliel's Principle
Plateau Striped Whiptail.