Western Side-blotched Lizard
The western side-blotched lizard is a subspecies of the common side-blotched lizard found over most the the American Southwest. This one photographed in Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California's Mojave Desert was the most numerous of lizard species I'd found.
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- © 2013
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- 3828x2543 / 6.5MB
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America, American Southwest, Animalia, California, Chordata, Iguania, Joshua Tree National Park, Lacertilia, Mojave Desert, National Park, National Park Joshua Tree National Park, Phrynosomatidae, Riverside County, San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, SoCal, Sonoran Desert, Squamata, Twentynine Palms, U. stansburiana, USA, United States, Uta, Uta stansburiana, Uta stansburiana elegans, Vertebrata, animal, animals, beautiful, beauty, black, camouflage, cold-blooded, color, colorful, creature, critter, desert, exotic, eye, fauna, iguana, lizard, native, natural, nature, orange, pattern, reptilia, reptilian, saurian, scale, scaly, side-blotched lizard, skin, southwest, spring, striped, vertebrate, western side-blotched Lizard, wild, wildlife, reptile, lizard
- Contained in galleries
- Spiny Desert Lizards and Their Allies (Phrynosomatidae)
