Galapagos Lava Lizards

Posted by Terry on July 26, 2000 at 23:10:30:

In Reply to: Field "collecting" in the Galapagos posted by Terry Dunham on July 26, 2000 at 21:52:31:

Lava Lizards are common. Males, like the one in this photo, are larger, a foot long, maybe more; females are smaller and have red throats when in breeding condition. They don't frequent the shoreline rocks, as the Marine Iguanas do, but their niches sometimes overlap: I got one picture of an adult male Lava Lizard on the same rock as a juvenile Marine Iguana.

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: Lava Lizards are common. Males, like the one in this photo, are larger, a foot long, maybe more; females are smaller and have red throats when in breeding condition. They don't frequent the shoreline rocks, as the Marine Iguanas do, but their niches sometimes overlap: I got one picture of an adult male Lava Lizard on the same rock as a juvenile Marine Iguana.

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