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Common Wall Lizard

Podarcis muralis

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Description:

About 20cm long wall lizard, dark green and stripped brown above, cream coloured beneath, all body patterned in black.

Habitat:

Observed in marshes of Etournel, on rocky shores of ponds. These marshes are place where a series of ponds forms on banks of river Rhône as it flew out of Geneva lake. Protected area.

Reference Links:

Podarcis muralis - Wikipedia

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PublishedAugust 11, 2019

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