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Nov. 4, 2011
08:28 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:24 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:22 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:21 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:13 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:11 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:07 PM PDT
Description
Juvenile, allegedly imported from Tanzania.
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:05 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:04 PM PDT
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Juvenile, with intense light blue tail.
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:00 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
08:00 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:59 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:44 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:34 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:24 PM PDT
Description
TL 140 mm; diameter 6 mm.
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:17 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:15 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
07:07 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
06:52 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
06:47 PM PDT
Description
Found at 1550 hrs under large rock (400 mm X 320 mm X 160 mm) on gentle east-facing slope 30 m west of small terminus of Cherry Brook. Sunny day, light breeze, 48 F. Rocks were partially covered by melting snow (remnant of blizzard of 29 Oct). Adult (illustrated) found dead; juvenile found, alive.
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Nov. 4, 2011
06:39 PM PDT
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Nov. 4, 2011
06:37 PM PDT
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FORD (found on road dead), 1500 hrs; 82 F, windy, dry, sunny, with high clouds. About 900 mm TL.
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Nov. 4, 2011
06:27 PM PDT
Description
Air temperature 75 F, thick cloud cover, misty air with very light drizzle and low light intensity. Humidity about 85%. Lizard found in sand that was damp to a depth of 5-15 mm, beneath which it was dry. Observed at 1640 hrs under mock heather on west-facing low sand dune. So far, I have never observed this species close to the invasive ice plant, being restricted to sands under mock heather and lupine.
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Sep. 20, 2011
11:28 AM PDT
Description
The Tibetan Frog-eyed Gecko.
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Sep. 17, 2011
11:05 AM PDT
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Sep. 17, 2011
11:00 AM PDT
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Sep. 17, 2011
10:58 AM PDT
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Sep. 17, 2011
10:53 AM PDT
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Sep. 17, 2011
10:50 AM PDT
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Sep. 17, 2011
10:47 AM PDT
