`


CaliforniaHerps.com




Eastern Collared Lizard - Crotaphytus collaris

(Say, 1823)
Click on a picture for a larger view




Texas Page
Southwest Page


observation link



SoCalHerpsCover
Android and iPhone App
Electronic Field Guide to the
Reptiles and Amphibians of
Southern California.
Click for More Information.
Available Now at the
iTunes App Store
 and Google Play


Adult male, Chase County, Kansas Adult male, Chase County, Kansas Adult, Comanche County, Oklahoma
  Adult male, Chase County, Kansas  
  Juvenile, Russell County, Kansas  
  Adult, Russell County, Kansas  
  Adult, Russell County, Kansas
 
   
  An adult male in Chase County, Kansas smacks his lips after eating a bug.

 
Habitat
Habitat, Russell County, Kansas
Habitat, Comanche County, Oklahoma
Habitat, Chase County, Kansas
 
Adult and habitat, Chase County, Kansas

Habitat, Russell County, Kansas
 
Short Videos
A male Eastern Collared Lizard basks and runs around on a rock wall in Kansas. In the middle, he eats a bug and smacks his lips afterward. A tiny juvenile Eastern Collard Lizard, disturbed from its sleep under a rock, gapes defensively then, with a daring display of audacity, jumps repeatedly at the camera. At one point it even bit and held on to the camera.



A juvenile Eastern Collared lizard basks on a rock in Bernalillo County, New Mexico.



Home Site Map About Us Identification Lists Maps Photos More Lists CA Snakes CA Lizards CA Turtles CA Salamanders CA Frogs
Contact Us Usage Resources Rattlesnakes Sounds Videos FieldHerping Yard Herps Behavior Herp Fun CA Regulations
Beyond CA All Herps


Return to the Top

 © 2000 -