It's started

[Andre Schmid]

Cool ! Good to know the adders were out know in the late south of germany

Bad that they will go tomorrow back in their hibernaculums for one more week

[Jeroen Speybroeck]

That snow bird is also cool.

[Kevin Byrnes]

On March 12th I was working in Dorset in south UK and took a break from work to visit a P muralis site. The sun had been shining but there was still some snow on the grass at the top of the bank, the lizards live along a zig-zag wall that descends to the beach. The wind calmed down as I descended and the south facing walls felt slightly warm, as I neared the bottom I spotted my first P muralis of 2013. Apologies for the picture quality , I only had my phone with me.

[Ray Hamilton]

Hi Kevin,

Those P.muralis along the zig zag and to the west of Bournemouth pier have remained active throughout the Winter. I'm not sure if that is usually the case. However it provides a nice 'reptile hit' during the cold times.

[Jeroen Speybroeck]

I'm not sure if that is usually the case.

Known from over pretty much all of their natural and "unnatural" range.

[Berislav Horvatic]

Jeroen is right. Here's a guy found on the 13th of January 2007 in the vicinity of Zagreb:

[Kevin Byrnes]

The weather had broken and the sun was peeping through the clouds.

[Matthijs Hollanders]

So far mostly reptiles, a but a few amphibians here and there.

[Niklas Ban]

Very nice anguis-shot!

[Kevin Byrnes]

Grass snakes getting amourous