Aspidoscelis inornata Little Striped Whiptail
Subspecies I've seen:
A. i. gypsi
Little White Whiptail
Aspidoscelis inornata gypsi Little White Whiptail
White Sands National Monument, Otero County, New MexicoMay 26, 2008
Little White Whiptail (Aspidoscelis inornata gypsi)
I saw two or three of these colorful-in-a-pastel-sort-of-way whiptails as they noodled around in the white sand dunes. Unfortunately none of them had any interest in staying in one place for more than a second or two, and I was somewhat impatient to go look for the famous white lizards of White Sands, so I ended up with only cruddy whiptail pictures.

They're called "Little White Whiptails" because they are much paler than the other subspecies Aspidoscelis inornata, the better to match the color of the dunes.

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