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Anguis fragilis (Slow Worm)

Posted on14/07/201217/01/2016

Slow worms look superficially like snakes, but are actually legless lizards. One way to identify them is to see if they have eyelids. Lizards (and therefore slow worms) do, while snakes are lidless. This specimen was found in the Loch Nell area on 3rd July 2012. Photo by Carl Farmer Camera : Panasonic Lumix DMC Read More …

Categoriesfield tripTagsAnguis fragilis, lizards, loch nell, slow worm., snakes

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