Lacerta vivipara

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By: naylor .
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Photographer	naylor . {Karma:746}
Project	#18 Beneath Your Feet	Camera Model	Kodak LS443
Categories	Macro Nature Wildlife	Film Format
Portfolio	Animal	Lens	Schnieder 35 - 105mm
Uploaded	12/14/2004	Film / Memory Type	4.0Mp CCD
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Location	City - Merthyr Mawr State - VALE OF GLAMORGAN Country - United Kingdom
About	A common lizard on Merthyr Mawr sand dunes.
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Martin Halley {K:580} 12/15/2004

This one has only just lost it's tail.

We used to have these in our lawn (in a fromer house very close ot Box Hill) and when mowing the grass they could be seen scattering in all directions along with the odd grass snake or two and dozens of slow worms. They are very common here but very hard to see. We have had them living in our rockery and I have a couple of photos of one that we caught but never a natural photo - yet.

naylor . {K:746} 12/15/2004

Cheers Martin. It was pure luck we didn't step on him. He was very tired as he was growing a new tail and I think we took advantage of his good nature.

Warm hands, cold heart?

Martin Halley {K:580} 12/14/2004

This photo is so "right" for this lizard. This is exactly as they are seen - for about half a second before the scoot away.

You must have masses of patience or have been extraordinaryly lucky with this shot. I've tried this creature on and off for several years and have not been able to get one in the frame - yet. There is a particular one that lives under a style on Box HIll but if I have a camera with me it is nowhere to be seen. If I leave the camera at home he is out sunbathing with not a care in the World.

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