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  1. 23-08-2010 #1
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    Sunbathing on a fence.
    Taken at wwt Barnes
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    Tremendous captures! Are they Sand Lizards then?

    I've only seen Common Lizards round here.
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    I've no idea what type they are, but there is no sand where they live just boggy grass.
    I've got grass stains on my trouser knees now.
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    Nice photos, think they're common Lizards, Lacerta vivipara.
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    LOL - Just think of that stain as the wildlife-snappers' 'badge of honour' Lovely shots there, you're so lucky to have seen them! Just looking them up and it does look to be the Common Lizard rather than a Sand lizard - the 'sandies' seem to have more of a leopard-like patterning on the top
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    I see that now, thanks!

    You saying that they are 'young' made me think of size - yours being so much bigger than this Common Lizard I saw at Bucklers Hard.

    I think they must vary a bit in colour too!
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    Everything seems to vary in blinkin' colour, Catherine - I'm sure they do that just to fox us nature-watchers
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    The pic makes them look big because I got the lens very close to them. the one in pic3 was about 5 inches long.
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