Lacerta viridis?
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2013 3:24 pm
Thomas Bader wrote:For me this lizard looks like a female, not a juvenile.
And in this area (although more western) there is acc. to W. Mayer a clade similar to L. bilineata or at least a contact zone. And this lizard looks like it.
Do you seriously mean that you (or anyone else) could distinguish a bilineata from viridis by looking at a photo?
Gerald Ochsenhofer wrote:Hm, I actually thought that a green throat-area like this in juvenile/subadult specimen is a very likely sign of bilineata influence, or more precise, a typical characteristic of bilineata/at least speaks against viridis
Berislav Horvatic wrote:as Werner's melisellensis vs. siculus one.