I concur with June - Common Five-lined Skink. Nice pictures!

See 
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/wildlife/Plants_Wildlife/herps/Squamata/CommonFive-linedSkink.asp 
for additional information.

Tony Futcher
Hyattsville MD

On 7/4/2011 4:30 AM, Eileen Wise wrote:
> Yesterday Hubby and I took the  hike to Chimney and Wolf Rocks in Catoctin Nat'l Park.  I saw and heard many Wood Thrushes, Pileated Woodpeckers, Pewee, Great Crested Flycatchers, Red Eyed Vireos and I was sure I heard the Scarlet Tanagers. There was also some warbler at Wolf Rock I was hearing but could not find. At Wolf Rock I also saw these two lizards anyone know what they are? Numbers 6&  7 on page one.
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> http://eileeninmd.smugmug.com/Nature/2011-Backyard-birds/15468610_zKin8#1367131932_KXzL5sL
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> On the way home I took Rt 76 off of 15 and eventually found the roads everyone has been talking about.... Keysville, and Sixes Bridge.  Along these two roads I was hoping to find the Dickcissel  but the highlights for me were seeing two Eastern Meadowlarks a great sighting for me since it was 20 years since I've seen one and nice sightings of a couple of Redheaded Woodies. So my quest for the Dickcissel goes on.
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