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Sceloporus graciosus
The southern sagebrush lizard, similar to the western fence lizard, is a common reptile of the southwestern United States. It grows up to about 9 cm. It comes in a variety of colors, mainly browns and beiges like its habitat. The triangle markings on its back are characteristic of this species.
It resides in areas with lots of sagebrush or other similar desert grass, as well as woodlands and redwood forests.
Spotted on Jul 28, 2013
Submitted on Jul 28, 2013
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Very nice first spotting on Noah - welcome to the Project!
Welcome to Project Noah, Emmie Strickland
NIce spotting,congrats and thanks for sharing
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