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A very cold Fence Lizard

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SaulsMom

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The past few days have been very chilly in Northern California. And about a week ago a section of our fence fell over. Leaving great big empty post holes.

This morning Saul found a very frigid fence lizard at the bottom of a steep sided and dark fence post hole. We brought him inside to warm him up, snapped a few pictures, and are releasing him now. Enjoy!

Soaking up some heat from a warm water bottle
Lizardforlunch.jpg


This is so COOL!!
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His colors became so much more blue after he warmed up
Bellyshot.jpg


Look what I found!
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Saul would like me to add this smilie in because it's really cool. :flames: We also like this one: :bang:

SaulsMom
 
I love these sceloperos (spelling?) lizards!
I spent most of my childhood chasing them through bushes.
Nice belly on that one too!
 
For me, they bring back wonderful memories of hiking/backpacking out west. Say Yosemite.

Nanci
 
Cool! Nice find. Very nicely marked lizard. The one I found a week or so ago (see thread "Herping in January") was dark blue on the bottom.
 
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