I've only been out twice this season to my spots in Apple Valley, And I've seen 5 collards. I only go out for a couple of hours at a time. This season is the first time that I've actually kept some of my catches. I'm working on a desert collection of sorts. So far I have caught, this season, a speckled panamint rattle snake, two collared lizards, a massive 9" scaled lizard, a baby chuckwalla, and a desert rosy boa.
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Collared Lizard Season
kungfuluke
Apr 11, 2005 10:41 PM
Replies (5)
jeune18
Apr 11, 2005 11:31 PM
wow is that the collared in the picture? he has a really dark head
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vonnie
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kungfuluke
Apr 11, 2005 11:39 PM
No, it's the baby chuckwalla, peeking his head out. I keep the chuck and the collared in the same cage though.
PHEve
Apr 12, 2005 09:37 AM
I like how ya caught him peeking! 
Nice herping story sounds as if your enjoying yourself!
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PHEve / Eve
Crotaphytuskidd
Apr 12, 2005 08:07 PM
Hey Luke,
sorry I wasn't able to make it out. Work on the weekdays during primetime. Let us know what you end up with. Nice Chuck btw. Well, I hope to hear from you soon man.
regards,
-Phil
username854
Apr 12, 2005 09:26 PM
thats a cute little chuck, isnt it great that no matter how big he gets youl never have to worry about eating the collared lizard. thats one of the advantages of having a vegetarian lizard.btw whats a scaled lizard? is that a night lizard or a whiptail or something? maybe its an older term im not familiar with.
