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another few pictures of crotaphytus auriceps from the last year 2006. the blue is the male and the oyhers al females

greetings arjan (holland)

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Dear Arjan,

Nice Boy!
do know coincidentally the exactly origin of your girls?

This is my girl from Utah!!!:

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My Girl #2

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and thats #3
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Sorry, I forgot to link the Picture!!!

Regards
Patrick

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last but not least:
The Big Boss

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hello auriceps germany

your last picture of you male the boss looks a lot of my male auriceps
also a nice picture

greetings arjan

Love the yellow girls, and you also have some beautiful ones.
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PHEve / Eve

Nice Photos!
Nice Lizards:
Very likely your male is from southeastern Utah.
When it comes to taxonomy, I am a Jimmy McQuire fan so I don't recognize auriceps as a distinct subspecies. Yellow headed Collared Lizards come from Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, western Kansas and maybe other places as well. They are really cool lizards but maybe not a unique taxonomy group, but instead a clinal color morph of the species Crotaphytus collaris.

Oldcrota

Snicket Stop!! Look both ways before you cross the street!
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Valerie Rae

We may have all come on different ships, but we're in the same boat now.
--Martin Luther King, Jr.--

God bless the USA

vrk.photosite.com

Yep, they sure are STUNNING ladies!

*** Just put them in the box with my kids in a couple weeks. LMAO
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PHEve / Eve

hello

I also think auriceps is not a subspecies, but a variant/yellow headed collard lizard
In the title I wrote crotaphytus auriceps, but it must be crotaphytus collaris auriceps

greetings arjan

Here is a photo of a wild lizard from southwestern Colorado

Oldcrota

Now he would look awesome in my reptile room, hehehehe, what a gorgeous creature

Beautiful pic !
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PHEve / Eve

The gang, great pics, always love seeing your pretty yeller lizards Hope all is well
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PHEve / Eve

that male is beautiful..he'd look lovely in my living room!Stunning
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Rubyshell

lol Shelley a few people in the UK have imported youngsters from Holland and Germany this summer, so I'm sure it will be a possibility next summer, if the males are mature enough.

Arjan those are great pics, are they fed a lot of extra Carotenoids, or are they naturally that pretty??
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Kel

www.collaredlizards.co.uk

1:1:0 Common Collared Lizards
1:1:0 Auriceps
1:2:0 Desert Collared Lizards
0:1:0 New Mexico Collared Lizard