Apr 7
It's skink season again! Saw this beautiful adult p. fasciatus at our apartment complex just now. Bigger than we usually see them, had to be at least three inches long, maybe four! The babies have very pretty blue tails.
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It's skink season again! Saw this beautiful adult p. fasciatus at our apartment complex just now. Bigger than we usually see them, had to be at least three inches long, maybe four! The babies have very pretty blue tails.
It's finally time for Skinktober!
What's that? No, I'm pretty sure it was never called anything else.
Little skink got scared. Either a five-lined skink or broad-headed skink. Didn’t get a close enough look before it ran into hiding to narrow it down.
Went on a bike trip yesterday and found this five-lined skink with an impressively blue tail
Southeastern Five-lined Skink
Lizard sunning itself the day before (June 19), the Summer Solstice at the Birmingham Alabama Botanical Gardens.
My kind-of-ruined photo from my trip to the bog today. If you zoom in it looks like a weird AI painting 😔 This is my issue with computer "help". It assumes you're doing a common thing (in this case taking a photo of a person) and guide you into the rut it's chosen for you. Doesn't even ask. Phones used to have a macro mode too! The cameras got worse for almost everything!
Five-lined skink By: Chris Mattison From: A Practical Guide to Exotic Pets 1994
made a friend :) they were stuck in my apartment for a couple days because i saw them ONCE! and only just found them again + caught them today. a little water and a couple minutes to calm down and they were out in the sun and grass again in no time ✨✨✨