Plateau Striped Whiptail vs. Western Whiptail
Their ranges overlap on the Colorado Plateau and nearby (records checked); the Plateau Striped Whiptail has only a few Oregon records. A: Six or seven clean pale stripes, no spots between them in the Plateau Striped Whiptail; stripes broken into a checkered pattern in the Western Whiptail. B: Pale blue tail in the Plateau Striped Whiptail; brownish or grey tail in the Western Whiptail.
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