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I think I have this figured out now! Anyway, I have posted 7 photos so you can see who I am talking about. One photo leads you to the others so only posting one here. I don't know much about them, their age or subspecies, but they came from the high desert of NW New Mexico. Otis was given to me as a gift in May. Fawn came along as another gift in July. And a week later, Saige came along. She was injured about her mouth and chin and didn't want to eat. Soon she started eating meal worms voraciously, she ignored crickets until her mouth healed. It became apparent that her red markings really did mean something as she healed and gulped down the food, and soon gave birth to 6 eggs. One hatchling made it, and I am waiting for it to tell me it's name like the others did.

Thanks for all you help.

I didn't manage to get this pic into the collared category, so posting it here as well. All 7 can be seen in my photo gallery here. Thanks to everyone for all the help and for being so nice.

of those pics ya posted in the gallery! The hatchling is very sweet looking.

I love the family portraits also, the one where it actually looks like they are sweethearts with their heads together is a KEEPER shot for sure! Your male looks like a Baileyi and the female looks a bit like a yellowhead ?????????

Those N Mexico lizards are nice and colorful!

The line up was pretty Cool also. Glad you figured out how to post, really enjoyed meeting YOU and your little cute scaley friends!

Keep the camera clickin *SMILE*
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