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As far as getting locale specific with collareds and leopards, I have fond that the Bicinctores are different in different areas and I know that it would be the same for other collared species as well. Is anybody doing any wotk dealing with this phenomona? If not I need some help from some people with pics and locale data in order to get extensive with this project. Its gonna be fun.
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my Bicinctores is definitly different from others ive seen. none are as handsome. jus kidding, but hes from arizona region i believe. heres his old pic

was there a break up and he cut his ex girlfriend out of the photo? cute pic
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vonnie
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Hey Ed, nice male. What do you call him?
Did you end up looking for Bicinctores in Hesperia?
I have seen individuals that look like him out towards the Kelso Dunes here in CA. However, his tail is very different. Most of the lizards I see have reduced spots on their tails. My old male that I had was lighter colored as well, with no spots. Of course, I suspect this has something to do with an individual animal, rather than an entire locality, but I could be wrong. It would be interesting to find out. Well, again, cool lizard. Until next time,

-Phil

Hey Phil, No i wasnt able to look for collards in san bernardino as it was raining. I believe my collareds roots are in arizona. I noticed the collareds from cali have smaller white dots and a darker face. I would love to see some in the wild though.
thanks later.
ed