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Lizards in Michigan

Michigan is home to only two lizards – the common five-lined skink and the six-lined racerunner. The six-lined racerunner is considered to be threatened in the state, as it is only found in a singl

Lizards in Massachusetts

Only two species of lizards have ever been found in Massachusetts – the common five-lined skink and the Italian wall lizard. The common five-lined skink was once found in the counties of Bristol an

Lizards in Maryland

In Maryland, lizards can be spotted from late April to September. They live close to streams, underneath logs and rocks. None of the lizards in Maryland are poisonous, with Gila monsters – the

Lizards in Louisiana

Louisiana is home to several lizard species, including the green anole, the slender glass lizard, and the broad-headed skink. None of the lizards living in the state are poisonous. Lizards

Lizards in Kansas

While there are only a few lizard species in Kansas, there is a lot of diversity. Lizards spotted in the state include skinks, wall lizards, horned lizards, geckoes, and collared lizards.

Lizards in Iowa

Only five species of lizards live in Iowa, with the most commonly seen species being skinks scurrying along rivers. Lizards of Iowa Glass Lizards Slender Glass Lizard Skinks Co

Lizards in Illinois

As a result of Illinois’ cold frigid winters, there are only six native lizard species. Two species were introduced – the Mediterranean gecko and the eastern collared lizard – and have adapted

Lizards in Indiana

Only six lizards are living in Indiana. The reasons behind this are yet to be determined, despite the state’s humid climate, which should be ideal for reptiles. Lizards of Indiana Gla

Lizards in Idaho

There are only a handful of lizards in Idaho, and sightings are rare. Most live in the hot deserts or canyons littered throughout the state. List of the Lizards Found in Idaho Alligator

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