B&W Lizard from Flag Ponds today

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Do they change color? or maybe the one I saw wasn't the same kind? The one i saw was ash colored?
 
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Do they change color? or maybe the one I saw wasn't the same kind? The one i saw was ash colored?
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I think they can change a little in darkness. I don't think they can do more than that though. Wish I knew the species. Flagponds is the only place I have seen these lizards. At home we have the blue tail skinks.
 
itsbob

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My yard critter.. It's not a lizard, but I think still pretty cool!

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rpexie

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I saw one of those walking across the Olive Garden parking lot...I thought it was a runaway lobster or something. I didnt know what the hell it was!

I wanted to take a pic of it with my phone but then it got hit by a truck.

*Crunch*

yuck. :dead:
 
itsbob

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rpexie said:
I saw one of those walking across the Olive Garden parking lot...I thought it was a runaway lobster or something. I didnt know what the hell it was!

I wanted to take a pic of it with my phone but then it got hit by a truck.

*Crunch*

yuck. :dead:
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MudBug, CrayFish, Crawdad.. It goes by several names.
 
Bay_Kat

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Nope, need another 152 to have a meal.
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I used to see people at the mall in Waldorf walking around the parking lot with baskets, didn't know why until I asked. Someone told me there were tons of those things there. They come out of those marshes or whatever they are. I sure wouldn't eat them, but those folks were taking them home and cooking them up.
 
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