Common Earless Lizard |
Holbrookia maculata |
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Photo taken at Vulture Peak, south of Wickenburg on Oct 6, 2002 |
From Wikipedia: The speckled earless lizard is an overall gray-brown in color, with black and white speckling all along its back, with a solid gray-brown underside. It has distinct black and white bars immediately preceding the hind legs. Males tend to have a blue coloration to the white bars, whereas females do not. Like all species of earless lizards, it has no external ear openings. Phrynosomatidae -- North American Spiny Lizard FamilySponsored Links:More Information: |
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