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Short horned lizard

Description:

Small reptile. Grows to maybe 2 inches in length in Wyoming.

Habitat:

Sagebrush areas with large numbers of ant hills. These lizards tend to disappear when people move in, possibly because people often kill the ants in the area.

Notes:

As noted above, these are common in open areas with sagebrush and ants. We find a lot of them at the location indicated. However, if the subdivision grows, it's likely the horned lizards will move out.

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SheriKimbrough
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SheriKimbrough

Albany, Wyoming, USA

Spotted on Aug 14, 2011
Submitted on Aug 29, 2011

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