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Out in the garden today, moving some rubble and came across this splendid toad (Bufo bufo), which I moved to a dry stone wall. Then Cocoa, our Burmese cat, brought in this beautiful female common lizard (Lacerta vivipara). She seems unharmed and hadn't even lost her tail. I rescued her and released her - she seems ok. By the look of her she's pregnant.

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Most of the toads up here (300m up in N Wales, edge of Snowdonia) seem to be on the dark side. I think they like the dry stone walls.
 
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