Barefoot Banded Gecko vs. Desert Night Lizard
Their records meet in eastern San Diego County. A: Movable eyelids: it blinks in the Barefoot Banded Gecko; no eyelids in the Desert Night Lizard. B: Round brown spots and pale bands on bumpy skin in the Barefoot Banded Gecko; many small black spots on smooth skin in the Desert Night Lizard.
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