Was out last weekend, and I came accross these three beauties. Still haven't confirmed what the Gecko is, but I know it ain't a Med or a Texas Banded. The other to are smaller classic Texas Spiny Lizards. Enjoy.

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Cool pics. I wish we had spiny tails, the assortment of anoles suffices though.

oh, we have a ton of Green Anoles 'round these parts too. We also have some Gulf Coast Toads, although I wonder if they are a little far away from the coast. Will have to see if I can get some pictures of them.

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Very nice pics! Alas, we dont get any wild lizards around here I thought I saw one once but it was a rat. Then theres that alligator in the sewers thing....

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lol Ron, your a hoot. Great pics Paul.

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:D I'm smiling because I have no idea whats going on!

I see those Geckos all the time here in Texas. The last time I saw one was yesterday.








PS: what part of TX do you live in?

PCar,

Very nice marking on that gecko!

Very nice!

Steve

32 miles north of San Antonio, 8 miles south of New Braunfels, and 68 miles south of Austin.

And believe it or not, I drive 75 miles one way to get to work.

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Why do you say the gecko isn't a med? Looks like a mediterranean house gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus turcicus) if I ever saw one.

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Very nice animals;cute faces!