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Posted by Les4toads on May 13, 2003 at 21:19:18:
In Reply to: Another question for Lester or Jeff posted by Cable_Hogue on May 13, 2003 at 21:05:06:
:::The hl just outside Ojai calif., is that a coastal? it's been 6-7 years, but when i was camping up in the mountains we saw several very orange animals that looked as if they may be integrade coastal/desert animals. I don't know if this happens with hls as it does with other herps, but they were big suckers!! Next question, I assume they are coastals, if so, can I go catch one with a cal. fishing license?
:::Chuck
:::The horned lizards in Ojai are P. coronatum frontale, or the California Coast Horned Lizard. It is classified as Species of Special Concern and permits are required. The Coast Horned Lizards, both as subspecies and in the major coronatum are Species of Special Concern. Lester G. Milroy III
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:Hey Lester, how far north do they go?
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:The Coast Horned Lizards historic range extended to just above Sacramento. P. c. frontale is the northern subspecies, common name is the California Horned Lizard or California Coast Horned Lizard. Lester G. Milroy III
