Can You Spot The Lizard??? (Pics)

[blackcrystal22]

If you give up...
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...titled-1-1.jpg
If you don't want me to ruin the fun, then DON'T LOOK.

[Mendel's Balls]

Brings back memories of Where's Waldo Pictures in Childhood books......maybe you should name one of the two Waldo.

What species of Lizard is that?

[Patrick Long]

I dont see it Jess.....

[Qetu]

lol i think i saw the second one with the help of the blur descript. but im not sure haha

edit: i checked the link and i was right about the second one. XD

[Jyson]

The lizard was definitely there. The blur inconclusion with the bit of old wood that it blended with makes it near invisible, but its head is really the only noticeable part.

Brings back memories of Where's Waldo Pictures in Childhood books......maybe you should name one of the two Waldo.

What species of Lizard is that?

They are eastern fence lizards.

[CTReptileRescue]

Ok, I saw the first one right off. Now I have a headache searching for #2..lol I'm going to cheat and check the link.
Rusty

Tha Dha! I'm glad for the link. I would've been up all night..lol
PS whatever did happen to poor Waldo?

[Mendel's Balls]

They are eastern fence lizards.

Thanks.

We have a subspecies of this lizard all the way up here in the Southern two-thirds of PA......Sceloporus undulatus hyacinthinus.

[Jyson]

PS whatever did happen to poor Waldo?

They found him.

Thanks.

We have a subspecies of this lizard all the way up here in the Southern two-thirds of PA......Sceloporus undulatus hyacinthinus.

Very cool, do the subspecies you have up there have the same rough scalation as the ones I have down here? The ones down here feel almost like sand paper.

[Neal]

AHA! I found him, well with the help of the red circle. Yep, I would of never found him on my own, he was very well disguised.

[Mendel's Balls]

Very cool, do the subspecies you have up there have the same rough scalation as the ones I have down here? The ones down here feel almost like sand paper.

I've never found and felt one so I'm not sure. I've only seen pictures and illustrations in field guides.