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Western Skink (Plestiodon skiltonianus), juvenile, family Scincidae, California, USA
photograph by Tim Spuckler
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Western Skink (Plestiodon skiltonianus), juvenile, family Scincidae, California, USA
photograph by Tim Spuckler
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Toothy Skink (Genus Plestiodon), taken April 18, 2025, in Georgia, US
A cute skink licking its lips after snacking on a tasty worm! I happened to look out the window while preparing to go outside just in time to see this lizard eating a big worm on the bank of my koi pond. After eating, it slowly slunk away into the grass. Despite there being lots of worms, this is a bit of a dangerous place to hunt, seeing as a watersnake is currently living at the pond!
Sunbathing skink.
[ID: A cropped, close up photo of a small skink. Its body is dark brown, with very thin yellow horizontal stripes along its body. Its tail is bright blue, and its chin is tan. It is standing on the bottom of a dirty white bucket. End ID.]
look at this little baby. The blue tail means it’s still a juvenile.
Broad-headed skink (Plestiodon laticeps)
Photo by DrLuft
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縁の下に住んでいるニホントカゲが出てきた。でも写真を撮ろうとしたら引っ込んじゃった。
Juvenile American five-lined skink (Plestiodon fasciatus)
Five-lined Skink (Plestiodon fasciatus), juvenile, family Scincidae, Central TX, USA
photograph by Cindy Brown