Lizard Identification
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Oh, thought that was the English name for a skaapsteker...
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It is a skaapsteker!
You can make a poll!
You can make a poll!
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If you zoom in, you can see that it has a yellow throat. I have moved it to the right place. The points are the same
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Klippie, can you help me with this one from the Okavango Delta? I have not found it in the book
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Re: Lizard Identification
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Glad you found some small reptiles
It's a Trachylepis striata ssp. wahlbergi, Wahlberg's Striped Skink.
Sometimes treated as a species Trachylepis wahlbergi.
In breeding males the top of the head becomes orange-brown and the throat orange or yellow
Not in the book?
Glad you found some small reptiles
It's a Trachylepis striata ssp. wahlbergi, Wahlberg's Striped Skink.
Sometimes treated as a species Trachylepis wahlbergi.
In breeding males the top of the head becomes orange-brown and the throat orange or yellow
Not in the book?
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Today's outing in the Garden got some pics of the blue headed Lizards that stay in our Breezeblock wall .They very skittish and run if you get within 5 meters of them.
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Southern Tree Agama Acanthocercus atricollis
I would love to watch them in my garden.
I would love to watch them in my garden.