Sandstone Night Lizard vs. Desert Night Lizard
Desert Night Lizards live around Anza-Borrego; their records touch the Truckhaven Rocks. A: White to yellowish with fairly big dark brown spots in the Sandstone Night Lizard; olive, grey or tan with many small black spots in the Desert Night Lizard. B: In cracks and under slabs of eroded sandstone in the Sandstone Night Lizard; under fallen yucca and plant debris in the Desert Night Lizard.
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