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lims

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Hello, found this in france a while back, anyone know the what it is; latin name?

Think it was a juvenile, caught it early in the morning, was slow/sleepy, not too hard to catch..
 

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and this frog: think its a pool frog or something??
 

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The lizard looks like a wall lizard, lacerta muralis.
 
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