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Latin name: Podarcis muralis
Size: Body up to 75mm long, tail around 50mm.
Distribution: This species is widely distributed in Europe. In the UK
it's found on Jersey and the Channel Islands. There have been several
sightings in S. England and S. Wales.
Months seen: April to October
Food: Insects and spiders
Habitat: Dry, sandy or rocky places
Special features: The wall lizard has been introduced to the UK from southern Europe, where it is frequently seen running up and down the walls of buildings. It has light spotted markings along it's flanks.
UK Safari Reptile Section
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