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Cnemidophorus (Aspidoscelis) sexlineatus
This cutie just hatched out of the egg in the past few weeks. The babies have a black back with yellowish stripes just like the adults, but have a distinctive blue tail that the adults lack.
Sandy soil with oaks and a fern understory.
Spotted on Jul 11, 2014
Submitted on Jul 18, 2014
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25 Comments (1–25)
Hey Ashley, a belated congratulations on SOTD! And congratulations of being Spotter of the Month for August!!!!! Fantastic shots of this gorgeous little lizard. Thank you for sharing :)
Thanks Caleb!
Congrats, ashley, you've been chosen as my Spotter of the Month for August! Check out the topic on my forum here: www.calebsbuzz.weebly.com .
Thanks everyone!
Great photo.. Congrats.. :)
amazing shot ashley! congrats!
Congrats AshleyT!Beautiful shots!!
Congrats Ashley!
Congratulations, Ashley! Very nice.
Fabulous little lizard! Congratulations.
Congratulations, Ashley!
Congrats Ashley!
Congratulations Ashley!! Beautiful spotting!!!
Thanks so much Yasser and everyone else :) leave for Mexico in the morning so hope to come back with more photos of cool things to show the community :)
Congratulations Ashley!! Beautiful lizard.
sweet
Ashley, this little lizard has earned you Spotting of the Day! Thanks for sharing and I can't get over that blue tail. What an awesome find!
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Beautiful lizard and cool series,he looks very confortable in your hand :-)
Congrats on one more great spotting,you are in a great spotting shape Ashley :-)
Absolutely amazing (and adorable) series, Ashley! What a treasure to have them hatch so close to you!
Adorable! Thanks for sharing!
Soooooo cute!! Nice spotting, AshleyT.
adorable :)
beauty....
Lovely spotting Ashley...
Oh nice color !!