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I was cleaning up the backyard and I found this guy dead at the base of a tree near my sulcata enclosure. He looks like he's only been dead for a few hours, and lost part of his tail days or weeks ago.
I didn't have anything to put in the picture for perspective but he's about 6" long.
We live in Austin, TX.
Anyone know what he is?
Thanks!
some species of spiny lizard... a guess would be crevice spiny. Possibly a juvenile or female due to the retention of pattern that mature males often loose.
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PHWyvern
Thanks... I'll repost in the spiney lizard forum and see if anyone has more detail.
I appreciate the help,
-Tim
It looks like a fence swift
looks like a bluebelly, check the belly for neon blues
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