The first one I saw was in ITALY years back. Don`t think they would like it here. Too cold I guess. On the photo it looks like a stylish model, with a nice pattern and colours.
Looks very familiar...I think we've got millions of them, or at least ones that look very similar. Our cats love to catch them, torture them, bring them in the house and show them off! But they're great little critters 'cause they eat bugs and mosquitos!
His cousins hang out on my Florida lanai.
ReplyDeleteCool! Great to see one of these Italian species.
ReplyDeleteI used to be fascinated by these little guys when I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteA colourful little one!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors.
ReplyDeleteThis little guy is nicely colored, ours are merely gray...
ReplyDeleteUntil I saw the link, I thought you had made up the name Italian wall lizard. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
The first one I saw was in ITALY years back.
ReplyDeleteDon`t think they would like it here. Too cold I guess.
On the photo it looks like a stylish model, with a nice pattern and colours.
This post reminds me: better check my insurance. Geico!
ReplyDeletehe's cute! we have blue tailed skinks here http://www.virginiaherpetologicalsociety.com/reptiles/lizards/common-five-lined-skink/five-lined_skink.php
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty he is! I love those green stripes.
ReplyDeleteLooks very familiar...I think we've got millions of them, or at least ones that look very similar. Our cats love to catch them, torture them, bring them in the house and show them off! But they're great little critters 'cause they eat bugs and mosquitos!
ReplyDeletePretty. I hope you didn't forget the containership!
ReplyDeleteI know how quick they are, so great catch!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I rarely see lizards of any kind here in Canada!
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