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I'll update if he changes any more.Looks like a Spiny Lizard but it's hard to tell with the pictures. Definitely not a Whiptail.
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I'll update if he changes any more.Looks like a Spiny Lizard but it's hard to tell with the pictures. Definitely not a Whiptail.
It would also help to know where you are located as in what geographic area, west coast, southwest, etc.I'll update if he changes any more.
Anybody know what kind of critter this is?
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He has taken up residence in my yard...
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He is about 15 inches long and I think he is growing.
Ass-U-Me-ing he is indeed a he.
East coast of FL. Straight across from Tampa / St PeteIt would also help to know where you are located as in what geographic area, west coast, southwest, etc.
The picture you posted looks just like my new neighbor. Good info!! Thanks!Red-headed invasive lizard with butterfly appetite spreads in Florida
The Peter’s rock agama lizard, an invasive species from Africa, appears to be multiplying and its range expanding, with observation reports from as far south as Big Pine Key.www.tampabay.com
Yeah, nothing matched in the common, native Florida lizards. Looks like you may have found which one it is.Red-headed invasive lizard with butterfly appetite spreads in Florida
The Peter’s rock agama lizard, an invasive species from Africa, appears to be multiplying and its range expanding, with observation reports from as far south as Big Pine Key.www.tampabay.com
That rules out the southwestern spiny lizard.East coast of FL. Straight across from Tampa / St Pete
You came back....Anybody know what kind of critter this is?
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He has taken up residence in my yard...
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He is about 15 inches long and I think he is growing.
Ass-U-Me-ing he is indeed a he.