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Common Lizard? (1 Viewer)

Andy Adcock

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I assume that Zootoca vivipara is the only lizard in range this far North but this tail looks a bit odd?


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Offhand I'd think that is a regrown tail after loss. That often changes not only structure (tendency to stumpiness) but also colour doesn't match the rest of the animal.

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