Lizard IDs Croatia and Turkey

[Gerald Ochsenhofer]

Here some more ID-requests where uncertainties have been, i posted my opinions below the pictures in the color of the background, not to influence your thoughts

That one is imo quite obvious, it's from Pag island in Croatia:

P. siculus

And that one is from southern Turkey, in the wider area of Antalya, unfortunately no better picture.

Not sure, i'd vote for pamphylica, but the stripe is very pronounced..?

Cheers & thanks

[Mario Schweiger]

the upper one from Pag island is NO siculus - its meli

the lower one looks like one of the "trili"-complex.

.... and this is its twin (at least it looks like) from the Krka waterfalls.

Mario

[Gerald Ochsenhofer]

Damn, thanks. I thought it's all in all too "massive" for that.

[Berislav Horvatic]

Gerald,
that with Podarcis siculus was supposed to be some kind of joke, or...?!
We all know that you must know better than that...

[Gerald Ochsenhofer]

Likely i'll make things worse by writing more.. I had some "concolor"-siculus in my mind.

Here another picture of the turkish lizard:

(c) R. Kopeczky

It would be interesting to which of the Lacerta it belongs..

[Pierre-Yves Vaucher]

female trilineatus ?

[Mario Schweiger]

I have no problem with pamphylica (as lng as the location is within distribution area) by the "pronounced" stripes.
See [url]http://lacerta.de/AS/Bildarchiv.php?Species=107&Kind=1&RegioId=404&Regio=Türkei[/url], especially the pics by Jürgen Sämann

Mario