Re: C. reticulatus.......comments

Posted by Gus on July 03, 2001 at 07:45:24:

In Reply to: C. reticulatus posted by Randy on July 02, 2001 at 18:00:59:

The reticulated collared lizards are not residents of the tip of Texas. They inhabit gravelly arroyos and rocky/brushy hillsides along the Rio Grande drainage farther west and north.

The areas in Webb and Maverick counties where I frequently see them are fairly remote and (except for that huge coal mine near Laredo) are little-used by people other than the Border Patrol and (both kinds of) Coyotes.

Gus

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: The reticulated collared lizards are not residents of the tip of Texas. They inhabit gravelly arroyos and rocky/brushy hillsides along the Rio Grande drainage farther west and north. : The areas in Webb and Maverick counties where I frequently see them are fairly remote and (except for that huge coal mine near Laredo) are little-used by people other than the Border Patrol and (both kinds of) Coyotes. : Gus

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