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Uploaded: 01/31/08 5:37 AM GMT
New Mexico Whiptail
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The New Mexico whiptail, Aspidoscelis neomexicana, is a small lizard that is native to areas of New Mexico, western Texas, and northern Chihuahua. The species has apparently been introduced and become established in Petrified Forest National Park of eastern Arizona and in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area of northern Utah. This lizard occurs in grasslands, riparian habitats, and disturbed areas, typically in areas with sandy soil. New Mexico whiptails are active during the day, although they become inactive during cold times of year (State of Utah Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife Resources).

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.Gabbels
01/31/08 12:15 AM GMT
Very beautiful shot with nice colors and contrasts. the clarity is great... you can see all the different textures on his skin!
Thanks also for the info over the little one!
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.Genver
01/31/08 5:43 PM GMT
The view of the lizard is really nice,the picture is really good,thanks also for the informations.
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::metpin777
02/02/08 11:09 AM GMT
scene from the movie godzilla...
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steps
02/02/08 6:52 PM GMT
Nicely done...
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