Alligator Lizard -111/365
I didn’t take critterology in college, but I think this is a Northern Alligator Lizard. There are many subspecies and it is difficult to identify which one this is. Perhaps this is a Sierra Alligator Lizard. This one was found on our Nitwit trail in Santa Cruz Mountains. The feet behind it is of a German-Asian canine species, or better known as the cracker who had ironically earned the nickname "alligator" in school. (I have no idea why.) Miraculously, this lizard escaped being trampled by the cracker or the criminal.
Sadly, this is not a macro shot.
Tags: Critters, Project 365
Get it, Loki! Get it! Dive on it and grab it and shake it like there's no tomorrow!
Oh. Errr... I mean "leave it". Cuz ... yeah. That's what I'd do. Leave it.
Who am I kidding!?! GET IT, LOKI!!!!!!!!!!
Yours sincerely,
Margaret Thatcher
Oh, boy. Thunder would have had that lizard in his mouth in seconds flat giving it a good shake and whirly ride:)
Woos - Ciara and Lightning
hello wild dingo its dennis the vizsla dog hay i thawt that as per the song by the faymus minstrels america alligator lizards wer to be fownd in the air wot givs why is that wun on the grownd??? ok bye