By laelaps on July 3, 2008. A five-lined skink (Eumeces fasciatus), photographed at the Delaware Water Gap in the summer of 2007. Tags Photography Reptiles Log in to post comments More like this Looks like an adult. Here in Ohio I once saw a juvenile. They have a gorgeous cobalt blue tail. Very striking. Log in to post comments I used to have lots of these where I built my house. Then I got married and my wife moved in with cats, who killed them all. That's just one reason I hate cats. Log in to post comments Your photos never cease to blow my mind. Unbefreekinlievable. Log in to post comments
Looks like an adult. Here in Ohio I once saw a juvenile. They have a gorgeous cobalt blue tail. Very striking. Log in to post comments
I used to have lots of these where I built my house. Then I got married and my wife moved in with cats, who killed them all. That's just one reason I hate cats. Log in to post comments
Looks like an adult.
Here in Ohio I once saw a juvenile. They have a gorgeous cobalt blue tail. Very striking.
I used to have lots of these where I built my house. Then I got married and my wife moved in with cats, who killed them all. That's just one reason I hate cats.
Your photos never cease to blow my mind. Unbefreekinlievable.