Lizard

Viviparous (live young) with an average clutch size of two.

Oviparous (egg laying) with a clutch size of two.

Oviparous (egg laying) with clutch size of two. Active during the day. At night, they are found near external lights, where they hunt insects attracted to the light. When they mate, females retain the sperm over winter until it is fertilised in late spring to early summer.

Oviparous (egg laying) with a clutch size of two.

Oviparous (egg laying) with a clutch size of two. They shelter in leaf litter and grass, often in humid areas.

Oviparous (egg laying). Believed to lay eggs in a specially constructed nest burrow.

Viviparous (live young).

Oviparous (egg laying) with a clutch size of two.

Oviparous (egg laying) with a clutch size of two.

Oviparous (egg laying) with a single clutch. Mating occurs in spring, with females laying one to seven eggs in summer.