Greater Earless Lizard Sunning On Rock — Images by kenne
“Mad dogs and Englishmen,” said British playwright Noel Coward in his famous ditty of 1932, “go out in the midday sun.”
So, too, he might have added, does the greater earless lizard, which seems to relish the midday sun of mid-summer
in the rocky, sandy desert terrain of the northern Chihuahuan and northeastern Sonoran Deserts.
— Source: desertusa.com/
SCVN Lizard Walk (August 9, 2014) — Images by kenne
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Greater Earless Lizard — Image by kenne
Greater Earless Lizard in Sabino Canyon
The Greater Earless Lizard will distract potential predators by wagging its tail curled over its back. This action may save its life, but not part of its tail as pictures above. Images by kenne
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