Sand lizard

Lacerta agilis

• is largely restricted to sunny meadows, glades,
  gravel lands and dry, grassy forests
• the female is grey-brown, the male is green with
  a brown dorsal stripe
• feeds on insects, spiders, earthworms, butterflies
  and snakes, cannibalism occurs also
• it is oviparous, the female lays about 4 – 14 eggs
• sand lizards can reach up to 20 cm (exceptionally
  25 cm – males), half the length of its body
  makes its tale
• when feels threatened, the sand lizard to confuse predators, drops its tail that after a certain time recovers again