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15-04-2007, 10:37 AM
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| |  Common Lizard's Mating & White/Black Adder
Hi All,
Was out walking near RAF Valley couple of days ago and saw this http://www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/ga...age-31273.html First I thought that one Lizard had a rather large appetite, but then I noticed that they were rather more intermate.
Is it common for lizards to mate in such open areas - this was on the sand dune path. Don't they worry about birds? 
Secondly whilst on the same walk I saw an adder, nothing special. But this one was almost white and black - don't know who was more shocked to see each other, because before I could get my camera from my waist up, he had shot off at a great speed. Any idea why it was white/black? I thought they were brown/black  .
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15-04-2007, 04:09 PM
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| | | Re: Common Lizard's Mating & White/Black Adder
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Originally Posted by Steve149c  Hi All,
Was out walking near RAF Valley couple of days ago and saw this http://www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/ga...age-31273.html First I thought that one Lizard had a rather large appetite, but then I noticed that they were rather more intermate.
Is it common for lizards to mate in such open areas - this was on the sand dune path. Don't they worry about birds?
Secondly whilst on the same walk I saw an adder, nothing special. But this one was almost white and black - don't know who was more shocked to see each other, because before I could get my camera from my waist up, he had shot off at a great speed. Any idea why it was white/black? I thought they were brown/black .
Cheers
Steve | The black and white adder is probably a male, I saw alot of these males in North Wales recently. | | |
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