C.Rayz's photos with the keyword: lacerta vivipara

Rabbit Mound Lizard Spa

Rabbit Mound Lizard Spa

C.Rayz
24 Jun 2009 101
This gives you an idea just how small these young lizards are, view large to find him on the mound.
Common Lizard Baby 4

Common Lizard Baby 4

C.Rayz
24 Jun 2009 104
Sunday we walked with Annette at Filsham and saw this family of lizards lounging on the Rabbit Mound. The larger (mother) one was olive-sandy colored with about three of these tiny, lovely blue-green color ones with her. These photos are from the following day, only this guy was around. Which could have to do with the fact that some genious decided the end of spring, beginning of summer was a good time to clear all the paths for 3 feet either side with a lawnmower.
Common Lizard Baby 1

Common Lizard Baby 1

C.Rayz
24 Jun 2009 88
Sunday we walked with Annette at Filsham and saw this family of lizards lounging on the Rabbit Mound. The larger (mother) one was olive-sandy colored with about three of these tiny, lovely blue-green color ones with her. These photos are from the following day, only this guy was around. Which could have to do with the fact that some genious decided the end of spring, beginning of summer was a good time to clear all the paths for 3 feet either side with a lawnmower.
Common Lizard Baby 3

Common Lizard Baby 3

C.Rayz
24 Jun 2009 100
Sunday we walked with Annette at Filsham and saw this family of lizards lounging on the Rabbit Mound. The larger (mother) one was olive-sandy colored with about three of these tiny, lovely blue-green color ones with her. These photos are from the following day, only this guy was around. Which could have to do with the fact that some genius decided the end of spring, beginning of summer was a good time to clear all the paths for 3 feet either side with a lawnmower. The long version of the murder of the Common Lizards: My Digiverse
Common Lizard Baby 2

Common Lizard Baby 2

C.Rayz
24 Jun 2009 81
Sunday we walked with Annette at Filsham and saw this family of lizards lounging on the Rabbit Mound. The larger (mother) one was olive-sandy colored with about three of these tiny, lovely blue-green color ones with her. These photos are from the following day, only this guy was around. Which could have to do with the fact that some genious decided the end of spring, beginning of summer was a good time to clear all the paths for 3 feet either side with a lawnmower.