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Lizzard

cav93 · 2018-09-08 12:04:52

Just saw this lizzard, my dog attacked it and killed it. She found it hiding under a plant pot and acted swiftly. It's tail seemed to have been parted from it's main body. Just wondering as I'm concerned this was very close to the house, do I have a problem or could this have been a stray animal. A lizzard infestation is…

08-09-2018 01:04PM

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cav93

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Just saw this lizzard, my dog attacked it and killed it. She found it hiding under a plant pot and acted swiftly. It's tail seemed to have been parted from it's main body. Just wondering as I'm concerned this was very close to the house, do I have a problem or could this have been a stray animal. A lizzard infestation is the last thing I want or need. I am in Donegal

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#2 08-09-2018 01:15PM

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cav93 wrote: »

Just saw this lizzard, my dog attacked it and killed it. She found it hiding under a plant pot and acted swiftly. It's tail seemed to have been parted from it's main body. Just wondering as I'm concerned this was very close to the house, do I have a problem or could this have been a stray animal. A lizzard infestation is the last thing I want or need. I am in Donegal

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#3 08-09-2018 01:22PM

cav93

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here is pic

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#4 09-09-2018 12:36AM

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I'd say it's a common lizard

https://www.irelandswildlife.com/common-lizard-lacerta-vivipara/

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