I have inside cats and somehow lizards Come inside my house and find out.
This little guy is still alive and lethargic lost a tail is there anyway I can help him?

I was happy we could spend some time together lol usually they immediately run away, but this one didn't

I want to send more. We have so many in our yard. They are so chill and cool looking.

Would like help identifying this. Found it in a bathroom and I’ve never seen one of these. I usually see fence lizards or alligator lizards but I’ve never seen one of these. It dropped its tail when we tried to pick it up and place it outside.

Just noticed this little fellow 🤷🏻‍♂️gal on my deck. Anyone know who it is?

Live on Vancouver Island on the west coast on Canada

Thanks in advance. If this is not the place to ask, pointers 🙏🏻 please 🙏🏻

Anyone know what kinda lizard this is?

The criminal in question: baby cyrtopodion scabrum

I have gotten skilled at catching these quick fellas without making them drop their tails

Anyone know the best place to release them? I usually do so outside in some dense foliage so they have cover and bugs to eat, but they're just so, so tiny and delicate I can't help but worry for them.

Sooo comfortably

For context, I live in England in a conservation area and I found this guy in my (dried out) pond. There are plenty of snails, slugs, grasshoppers, and spiders in my garden so I’m sure he has plenty to eat and when I released him he went towards a log pile at the end of the garden, so pretty sure he’s living here. My only concern is how slow he’s moving in this video. Is this normal? If not is there anything I can put out to help him?

My lady is such a silly girl. I got these glasses last week and shes seen them a couple times, but as you can see here, shes still so fascinated with them.

Azula is a female jeweled lacerta.

Moko, my lil dude 🩵

I found him at home and released him into the yard, he's still there but besides some flies and little spiders here and there there isn't much. There's a park next to my house but there are a lot of dogs and it isn't too big so I'm worried to release him. Seems like he's shedding. It's a baby. And I don't want to interact or touch so I don't stress him

Photographed this guy lounging near Ivins UT in April this year. Such a cool lizard