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The Mountain Boomer is Oklahoma's state reptile and you might see one of these on top of Mt. Scott in southwest Oklahoma.
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"Tail Snapper" An aggressive behavior among Collared lizards. Taken at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Randy's Wildlife and Nature Photography
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"Tail Snapper" An aggressive behavior among Collared lizards. Taken at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Randy's Wildlife and Nature Photography

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The collared lizard or "Mountain Boomer" has been Oklahoma's state reptile since 1969. You can see them at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Lawton.
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Wichita Mountains Collared Lizard (Mountain Boomer) resting on a warm rock

Solidago Wichita Mountains (Golden Torch Goldenrod) is an unidentified species of Goldenrod originally collected from the Wichita Mts. Of southwestern Oklahoma. An upright growing selection with bottle brush shaped flower spikes, it is unsurpassed for its beauty and ability to attract bees and butterflies. Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant (xeric).
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Golden Torch Goldenrod (Wichita Mountains Solidago)

Solidago Wichita Mountains (Golden Torch Goldenrod) is an unidentified species of Goldenrod originally collected from the Wichita Mts. Of southwestern Oklahoma. An upright growing selection with bottle brush shaped flower spikes, it is unsurpassed for its beauty and ability to attract bees and butterflies. Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant (xeric).

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Collared Lizard or "Mountain Boomer" as the locals say.

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Texas Bluebonnet - Lupinus texensis The Bluebonnet is the Texas state flower. Did you know there are many kinds of bluebonnets in Texas? The bluebonnet became the Texas state flower in 1901. Since this flower has look-alike "cousins," the state legislature, in 1971, named all lupine species as the official state flower. In west Texas, the tall Big Bend bluebonnet grows up to three feet high! The shorter, more common Texas Bluebonnet grows east of a line going from northeast to southwest…

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