Belmont, California USA
04.13.25
Western Fence Lizard by danieljsf
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Belmont, California USA
04.13.25
Western Fence Lizard
There was an emergence of western subterranean termites from very small holes in the ground. After they emerged they had to sit still for a few seconds to let their wings dry. That is when lizards and sparrows gorged on them.
There was an emergence of western subterranean termites from very small holes in the ground. After they emerged they had to sit still for a few seconds to let their wings dry. That is when lizards and sparrows gorged on them.
There was an emergence of western subterranean termites from very small holes in the ground. After they emerged they had to sit still for a few seconds to let their wings dry. That is when lizards and sparrows gorged on them.
There was an emergence of western subterranean termites from very small holes in the ground. After they emerged they had to sit still for a few seconds to let their wings dry. That is when lizards and sparrows gorged on them.
There was an emergence of western subterranean termites from very small holes in the ground. After they emerged they had to sit still for a few seconds to let their wings dry. That is when lizards and sparrows gorged on them.
There was an emergence of western subterranean termites from very small holes in the ground. After they emerged they had to sit still for a few seconds to let their wings dry. That is when lizards and sparrows gorged on them.
Western Fence Lizard, Sceloporus occidentalis
Western Fence Lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis) preying on a North American Jerusalem Cricket (Genus Ammopelmatus) on the Bayside Trail at Cabrillo National Monument on Point Loma in San Diego.
I had my head down looking for blooms and bees. A nice couple on the trail pointed this out to me.
The Western Fence Lizard has the blue coloration on their bellies to attract mates in season; the males have a darker blue, while females have a lighter blue. They are among the cutest reptiles ever! I love the sass on this one!
A juvenile fence lizard looks down from a hiding place near the top of a wall.
Just missed the skipper as it flew by leaving the Lantana
