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Check out the link for a few photos of a very young C. bicinctores.
Reptiles of Arizona

so cute and so unfair! it lightly snowed here last night! i wonder what the herps are of west virginia
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vonnie
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Cool Will, nice ot see them out and about!
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PHEve / Eve

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Sweet photo William I always like checking out all the photos you post at PARC fourm. So you noose them first then the up close photo shoot, after the beast is tamed up. That how you get those great wild collard photos.

Everyone else here should check out the PARC fourms if they already havent!

Thanks for checking out the photos. Digital cameras make photography so easy. I don't noose the lizards, they let me pick them up. I picked this little guys up several times and it jumped on me several more times. Once they realize I'm not going after them, they usually are quit tame. Collareds are the most friendly, most other species would require a noose.

...terrific photos of collareds encountered in the field can be taken without restraining the lizards in any way. All that is required is a keen eye, a bit of tact, and a generous amount of patience in allowing these inquisitive reptiles to adjust to your presence in their natural environments...

Brock