Italian Wall Lizard vs. Western Whiptail
Both live on the edge of Los Angeles near San Pedro; their records overlap there. A: Green, with a dark net or stripes in the Italian Wall Lizard; pale stripes broken into a checkered pattern on grey or tan in the Western Whiptail.
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