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skink
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Five-lined skink on the forest floor
Crawling around on the downed branches and leaves, this slick little skink was looking for bugs to eat and didn't seem to mind me approaching and standing directly over it- Zackiedawg
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- five-lined skink lizard plestiodon fasciatus skink
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Bronze Grass Skink
This little fellow don't seems to be afraid of human. It stays still for a while after spotted me and that gave me opportunity to take more shots. Very common seen species here in Borneo even in urban area but if in natural forest, it will appear much bigger with deeper tone color.- dixonlau
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- borneo eutropis macularia jungle lizard malaysia rainforest reptile sarawak skink tropical
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Pretty skink
... or lizard, I don't know LOL But it was more-or-less the last species I found at Lake Seppings that day.- delia todd
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- albany lake seppings skink western australia
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- Category: Reptiles
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South American Spotted Skink
South American Spotted Skink (Copeoglossum nigropunctatum: Scinidae) Having a leg biting contest. A large skink with a snout-vent measurement of 9.1-12.1 cm (3.6-4.8 in).- Stanley Jones
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- american lodge manu skink south spotted
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Snake Skink Young
- Shantilal Varu
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- skink
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Snake Skink Young
- Shantilal Varu
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- skink
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Common Skink
- Shantilal Varu
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- skink
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Brown-hooded Kingfisher
With some kind of skink for lunch!- nick scarle
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- brown-hooded kingfisher halcyon albiventris skink
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- Category: Africa
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Common Sun Skink
Also known as Many-lined Sun Skink- Avian Seeker
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- skink sun
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Five-lined Skink (juvenile)
Five-lined Skink (Eumeces fasciatus: Scincidae) This beautiful skink ranges in size from 12.5-21.5 cm (4.9-8.5 in) long. Species is sexually dimorphic. Males have a swollen orange-red head, females lack the swollen orange-red head while juveniles have bright blue tails. Photographed along...- Stanley Jones
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- brazos college station county creek eumeces fasciatus five-lined scincidae skink texas usa. wolf pen
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Five-lined Skink (male)
Five-lined Skink (Eumeces fasciatus: Scincidae) This beautiful skink ranges in size from 12.5-21.5 cm (4.9-8.5 in) long. Species is sexually dimorphic. Males have a swollen orange-red head, females lack the swollen orange-red head while juveniles have bright blue tails. Photographed along...- Stanley Jones
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- brazos college station county creek eumeces fasciatus five-lined scincidae skink texas usa. wolf pen
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Five-lined Skink (female)
Five-lined Skink (Eumeces fasciatus: Scincidae) These beauties range in size from 12.5-21.5 cm (4.9-8.5 in) long. This girl is on the upper end of that range. Species is sexually dimorphic. Males have a swollen orange-red head while juveniles have bright blue tails. Photographed at USDA/ARS...- Stanley Jones
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- brazos college station county eumeces fasciatus five-lined scinicidae skink texas usa
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An adult Skink this time
An adult skink in the garden Last post for a while--off to UK & Poland. Back November.- Tiger1
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- skink
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Skink form Sharm
i think i is my first post in this category. saw this beauty the first day, i was heading for breakfast, but saw some chiffchaffs so i decided to stay, did not get the chiffys but this one got me STUNNED with its beauty. thanks Helwa KC and Jaime dude for the help in the ID. thanks all for...- ammadoux
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- skink
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Drop-tail_Lizard
A little skink.A. I love the 'copper' tone of the top half.They do drop their tails, which then wriggle attrakting away any preditor, who gets a snack rather than a feed. By the way its tiny at about 80mm.- Muscatclark
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- australia lizard skink
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Many-lined Sun Skink
Skinks are the most diverse family of lizards, comprising almost 1,300 species. This species are widely found from India, Hainan, to New Guinea.- kctsang
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- skink
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Blue Tongued Skink
eating some banana -Pink mouth is a nice contrast. 'Scuse the leaves.- MephistosTrapezoid
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- skink
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Northern Blue Tongue Skink
Manual setting, 1/125 sec, f/22, flash set to ETTL.- laservet
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- australia blue lizard skink
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Broadhead Skink
- scott_r
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- skink
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Warm-temperate Water-Skink
Warm-temperate Water-Skink close-up in suburban garden. (Posted a year ago, but lost in the forum's computer crash)- ptilinopus
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- skink water
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