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Phrynocephalus arabicus
Sans-coloured; spots and stripes on upper body; black/brown stripes on tail. The tip of the tail turns black during mating season. Males tend to wave their black-tipped tail like a semaphore flag to attract females
Widespread in Arabia; sandy areas; sand-dunes & undulating sand.
Spotted on Feb 13, 2008
Submitted on Feb 13, 2013
5 Comments
Beautiful!
Captivating species !
This is such a gorgeous species! Excellent capture!
Great Shot !
Great stance.