Tennessee field viewing guide
Eastern fence lizard in Tennessee — where & when to see them by RV
Sceloporus undulatus
Often seen basking on fences, rocks, and logs
4peak months
2prime spots
Natural history
About the Eastern fence lizard
Males display blue patches on throat and belly during breeding season. Feeds on insects and spiders.
Where to look
Conservation status
See the Eastern fence lizard up close
When to watch
The best months to see the eastern fence lizard
Wildlife runs on a calendar. Here is the window when sightings peak in Tennessee — plan your trip around the lit months, then check the local refuge or park report before you go.
Best months
Apr · May · Jun · Jul
Best on sunny days from late morning to early afternoon; check the official report for site-specific conditions.
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Good to know
Common questions
Where do eastern fence lizards typically hide?
They often perch on tree trunks, fence posts, and rock piles to bask and escape predators.
How can I distinguish an eastern fence lizard from other lizards?
Look for keeled scales, a grayish-brown body, and blue patches on males—best seen in spring.
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