Jürgen Gebhart wrote:The last track shows the night resting place of a Cerastes cerastes.
The tracks of the snake when it comes to the place or left it are not that deep than the track of the resting place, the wind blows them away.
Thanks for that explanation! As you can imagine, I wish the viper was still there...
Wouter Beukema wrote:I think the lizard is a Tarentola neglecta; you'll need a close-up shot of the head to be sure. This is the smallest and most terrestrial species in the region; general morphology of the gecko on the photo seems to point to neglecta!
Hmmm couldn't confirm that. I've just checked some pictures on Google and it wasn't really like that. They were 3 specimen all of the same size resting under a wooden board but the pics I've posted are the best ones I have. I'll try to search for it when I have some time to. Thanks anyway for the comment!
Cheers!