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An Australian Stumpy Tail lizard taking in the sun

An Australian Stumpy Tail lizard taking in the sun
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Jan, 2014

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Great shot, we have a lot of them at home here, I feed them, they make good pets.

they are awesome lizards .. they love to sun them selves on the side of the road

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