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lizard in the larder:
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TBEE
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Joined: 16 Feb 2011
No. of posts: 2


View other posts by TBEE 		Posted: 16 Feb 2011
yesterday (15.2.11) I found a common lizard in my larder. Is this common?
tim hamlett
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Joined: 17 Dec 2006
No. of posts: 572


View other posts by tim hamlett 		Posted: 17 Feb 2011
hi

not really. its less unusual for newts to hide away in such
places though. are you sure its a lizard?

tim
AGILIS
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Joined: 27 Feb 2007
No. of posts: 694


View other posts by AGILIS 		Posted: 17 Feb 2011
Your lucky mines empty sorry. about that couldnt
resist keith
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TBEE
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Joined: 16 Feb 2011
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View other posts by TBEE 		Posted: 22 Feb 2011

well as sure as can be...not an expert..... but lizard shape, with very yellow belly, and measures about 3 inches
tim hamlett
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View other posts by tim hamlett 		Posted: 22 Feb 2011
hi again

still could be a newt. did it have smooth or scaly skin.
did it try to escape or could it be easily picked up?

tim

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