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Can you help ID this lizard

Description: On a rural porch near Elgin TX, about 30 miles east of Austin, this guy was sunning himself. About 15" long, I assume the split tail was the result of an injury? Any idea what he/she is?

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User: elgintex (see all of elgintex's photos)
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Date: 07/22/04
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Image URL: http://gallery.kingsnake.com/data/67229lizard18.jpg
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exoherps

Registered: 07/2004
Location: california
Photos Uplaoded: 45
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male

western fence maybe...not sure....i dont know if they have them in austin but it looks like a western. does it have a blue belly?if it does ....its a western
07-22-2004 04:05PM View exoherps's Profile Visit exoherps's Homepage! View exoherps's Gallery  

elgintex

Registered: 07/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 4
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 The mystery appears to have been solved. Based on photos friends have googled up, it looks like a Texas Spiny Lizard, whose range includes Elgin, TX, where we saw it.

Size, habits and general physical configuration also seem to match.
07-27-2004 06:14PM View elgintex's Profile View elgintex's Gallery