I spotted these two Southern Coal Skinks mating near one of my storage buildings (Ouachita Mountains – Arkansas). I believe this is my first time photographing a mating pair of Skinks or Lizards. Notice that the male has a tick near the front leg. The Coal Skink mates in spring or early summer, laying a clutch of 8… Read More »
I think this is a Southern Coal Skink I came across here in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. It could be an adult Five-lined Skink that has lost its three dorsal stripes but I’m still guessing that it’s the Southern Coal Skink. If I’m wrong please correct me by leaving a comment below. How I Got The Shot… Read More »
I spotted this juvenile Five-lined Skink on this log while I was doing a photo walk near my place in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. The bright blue tail makes it easy to spot. After I took this photo the skink went into a crack in the log and disappeared from view. I posted a photo back on… Read More »
This juvenile Five-lined Skink is hanging around my cabin near the Ouachita National Forest here in Arkansas. These Skinks are common here in my area. I have tried to photograph this juvenile for several weeks. They are not like the Prairie Lizards or Green Anloes that I also have in the area. I can get close to these… Read More »