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I looked for a Reptiles thread, but did not find one, so ... here is a reptile.

 

(Yup, Open Thread).

 

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Note: This one lives at the Salato Wildlife Center. 

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Another Salato resident.

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Another Salato resident.

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x-t2, samyang 100mm macro, godox tt350f

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X-T10,18-55   Haus des Meeres, Vienna.  Had to tell him a few jokes before he finally laughed a little. 

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Five Lined Skink (Eumeces fasciatus synonym Plestiodon fasciatus)

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I came across this critter sunning itself on a bike path / walkway:

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Autumn is a rough time for reptiles. It is not cold enough for them to find a place to nap over the winter, but the cold mornings make them sluggish. So they crawl out the the hot spots trying to warm up.

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(American) five-lined skink (Plestiodon fasciatus) or blue-tailed skink (for juveniles)

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Ok, I'm in the reptile game!!  This is a 4 inch Komodo Dragon (lol) from Greenridge State Forest in MD.  X-T5, 100-300, 300mm, 1/500.

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