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Sceloporus olivaceus
One of 2 spiney lizards living in our keyhole garden. Also has 2 skinks and 1 anole.
Gardens with bugs. Backyard Habitat: The environment is a ‘KeyHole’ vegetable garden. It receives irrigation. Netting provides protection from birds and squirrles. The garden provides for disposal of vegetable wastes which attract flying insect, which in turns attracts our lizards and skinks.
Spotted on Mar 19, 2013
Submitted on Mar 19, 2013
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