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Adult, Jeff Davis County, Texas |
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Adult, Jeff Davis County, Texas |
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| Adult, Jeff Davis County, Texas |
Surveying the territory |
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This Texas Horned Lizard from New Mexico, ran under a bush and quickly buried itself partially in loose soil. Even with some of the body showing, you can see that it is still well-camouflaged. |
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| Horned Lizard Food |
These pictures show the feces of a Texas Horned lizard:
Left: Intact - as deposited. (Coin is .75 inch [19.05 mm] in diameter)
Right: Broken apart - showing that it is mostly composed of harvester ants |
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Habitat, Jeff Davis County, Texas |
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| A Texas Horned Lizard runs around in Hidalgo County, New Mexico. |
A Texas Horned Lizard sits, eats an ant, and runs around in Hidalgo County, New Mexico. |
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