Fylde
Amphibian and Reptile Group and the Lancashire Dunes Project went out to look
for Common Lizards amongst the dunes at Lytham St Annes. The event was well
attended and 15 members of the public helped seek out the lizards hidden amongst the dune grasses. Unfortunately the weather was slightly cool
resulting in little lizard activity however a few were spotted by those with
sharp eyes. After a talk and walk the group headed back to the car park to look
at a couple of captive common lizards which are similar to those found on the
dunes and a pair of rare sand lizards which are part of a captive breeding
programme. Many thanks to Ray Lynch for his reptile expertise and showing us
the lizards up close and personal.
Next
walk: Thursday 19th April, 9am at North Beach Car Park
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