09/28/2005 @ 08:20:47 PM MDT This many-lined skink(Eumeces multivirgatus) was found in Frijoles Canyon in Bandelier National Monument near Los Alamos. This is an example of the stripeless morph, seen more in drier habitats.
We just found a hatchling blue tailed skink tonight and it's a beauty. Jet black with an electric blue tail. I'll try and get a picture, but it's really a fast one! Can these be "sexed" via colorings?
I am a reptile enthusiast living in Northern California and a former member of a team that performs snake rescues for the Wildlife Center in Arroyo Seco, NM. I'll use this blog to share my experiences as I encounter reptiles and other small critters in Northern California and wherever else I happen to find them.
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We just found a hatchling blue tailed skink tonight and it's a beauty. Jet black with an electric blue tail. I'll try and get a picture, but it's really a fast one! Can these be "sexed" via colorings?
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