Can someone identify this reptile ?

Was about to say Crump will know :),

Regards

Stevo

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Originally Posted by stevo68

Was about to say Crump will know :),

Regards

Stevo

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as its about the fourth pic of one posted since I've been here, some of you regulars should be able to do the identifications with a degree of certainty by now.;)SO, sit up and start paying attention!!:D

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Was about to say Crump will know :),

Regards

Stevo

as its about the fourth pic of one posted since I've been here, some of you regulars should be able to do the identifications with a degree of certainty by now.;)SO, sit up and start paying attention!!

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My bad :p.....starting again....Hmm that looks like a Burtons legless lizard....pretty sure Crump has confirmed this previously.....perhaps he will again :D,

Regards

Stevo

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Originally Posted by stevo68

My bad :p.....starting again....Hmm that looks like a Burtons legless lizard....pretty sure Crump has confirmed this previously.....perhaps he will again :D,

Regards

Stevo

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And i made the mistake of calling it a he,should of called it an it..........:angel:


Or can anyone sex it from the pic?:eek:

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Originally Posted by crump

as its about the fourth pic of one posted since I've been here, some of you regulars should be able to do the identifications with a degree of certainty by now.;)SO, sit up and start paying attention!!:D

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Sorry Crump, you're right I should have paid more attention last time you posted it, instead of just thinking..."Geez I'm glad I don't have any of those buggers hanging around"

Thanks for the confirmation.

Dave

I'll bring the Apple, teach.
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Lialis burtonis. Common and widespread.

paying attention now.......and have sat up nice and tall in my new chair:p:D


Mrs ho har:angel: