Burton’s Legless Lizards (Lialis burtonis), family Pygopodidae, Australia
photograph by Brother-Nature
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Burton’s Legless Lizards (Lialis burtonis), family Pygopodidae, Australia
photograph by Brother-Nature
A common scaly-foot (Pygopus lepidopodus) in Australia's Wheatbelt. Though it looks snake-like, Pygopus are actually legless geckos.
by Jordan Vos
Today's walk was eventful. Some note worthy finds I saw; a legless lizard, it was just chilling in the middle of the road, but lucky it slithered away when I walked away from it. A stag beetle; how cool is that, It was magnificent as they always are :3 And also this beautiful red beetle. It looks kinda ded :c
Common scaly-foot (Pygopus lepidopodus) at Mount Glorious in Australia
Chris Hay
Burton's legless lizard (Lialis burtonis)
Photo by Daniel O'Brien
Full Speckota project.
Thanks for looking at it, I hope you enjoy/ enjoyed.
I might have a further look into how aerodynamic papillae on wings would be.
Burton’s legless lizard aka Burton’s Flap-footed Lizard (Lialis burtonis), female, family Pygopodidae, Australia
This species is quite variable in coloration and pattern. The gold coloration is not common.
photograph by Rob Valentic
Western Hooded Scaly-foot (Pygopus nigriceps), family Pygopodidae, Western Australia
Legless lizard.
photograph by Artur Tomaszek