Translation of "Zauneidechse" in English

In a landscape used for agricultural purposes, clearance cairns can provide important stepping stone biotopes for sand lizards.

Klaus Henle and his colleagues have now investigated using the example of the sand lizard.

Exotic animals are the sand lizard, natter jack, the pond bat and the stonechat.

The sand lizard has its habitat in the dunes.

The grassland sandpits are also important for presence of reptiles; it holds namely for sand lizard or for viper.

So only some metres away from this Salamandra atra we found a lizard - Lacerta agilis .

Among animal species the skylark, the bee-eater, the buzzard and the swift lizard are worth mentioning.

Those who want to see a sand lizard will find the odds good in the Bretzin Heath: on the dry soil, where plants grow sparsely, these swift animals find ideal conditions for extensive sunbathing.

A special effort is being made to protect various species of plants and animals, including wall and sand lizards as well as rare grasshoppers.

This makes it easier for protected species, such as sand lizards, to move between areas and find new habitats.

The sand lizard occurs in the Netherlands primarily on the higher sandy heath land on the east, south and center of the country and in the dunes north of Zeeland.

Of the reptiles, the sand lizard, the European wall lizard, the grass snake, the common lizard, the smooth snake and the European adder are on the list.

In the 1990s, the sand lizard was still a common species there, living in parks, graveyards, and, particularly at the edge of the city, also in the green spaces between residential blocks.

At five sites we observed sympatry and/or syntopy with Sand Lizards (Lacerta agilis).

During the warm season the sand lizard (Lacerta agilis) and northern crested newt (Triturus cristatus), both rare and protected in Estonia, may be seen here.

Our first goal: The Col de Puymorens, where a Pyrenan subspecies of Sand Lizard (Lacerta agilis garzoni) can be found.

With a current scanning frequency of 12%, the sand lizard is in Luxembourg rare, and only locally represented.

The slowworm is widely distributed, while the common lizard is found on the heights and the sand lizard mostly in the valleys.

As the scaly lizard is more tolerant to low temperatures, it becomes active in March, about a month earlier than the sand lizard.

Reptiles of the National Park are mostly common continental species, among which are present some immediate widespread species like: the eastern meadow lizard (Lacerta agilis bosnica) - endemic to the Balkan Peninsula and the Bosnian common adder (Vipera berus bosniensis) - endemic to the Balkan Peninsula.