Scientific Name: Cnemidophorus tigris
Temporal Activity: Diurnal, April through September; hibernates during winter.
Diet: Eats insects.
Predators: Wide variety of lizards, snakes, and birds prey upon this species.
Breeding: 1-5 eggs per clutch, 1-2 clutches per year.
Vegetation Association: Open desert shrubland with a variety of soils.
Notes: Behaves aggressively towards trespassing lizards. Very difficult to catch by hand.
Photo: Taken at Coon Bluff on April 4, 2007. For more photos click on camera icon.
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