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| Adult, Travis County, Texas |
Adult with re-generated tail,
Travis County, Texas |
Sub-adult, Travis County, Texas |
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The six pictures directly above all show the same large adult gecko found in Austin, Travis County, Texas.
The gecko was dark in color when I found it underneath a large limestone rock that was covered with ice after a winter ice storm. I brought the gecko inside and immediately took the pictures in its dark phase shown above in the top row.
The gecko warmed up after a few minutes and lightened in color then I took the pictures shown in the bottom row. |
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Sub-adult, Travis Co., Texas |
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| Juvenile, Travis Co., Texas |
Mediterranean Geckos can climb up sheer surfaces, even glass. |
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| Juvenile, Travis Co., Texas |
Underside of adult, showing toe pads |
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| Habitat, Travis County, Texas. Geckos were found under piles of old tin in this rural field in Travis County, Texas. |
Mediterranean Geckos are common on houses and yards in many areas. Geckos were found under the shingles of this suburban residence in Travis County, Texas, on brick walls, in the garage, and under boards and rocks in the yard. |
Geckos were found at night under the lights of this wildlife refuge restroom building in Chambers County, Texas. |
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| Short Videos |
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| And adult and a juvenile Mediterranean Gecko run around at night on a white exterior wall in Imperial County |
An adult Mediterranean Gecko licks its lips on an exterior wall in Yuma, Arizona. |
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