There's quite a few lizards in Idaho. I don't have a good catalog of photos. Some, I do have. Here's a few of them.

Two color phases of rare Coeur d'Alene salamander.



The elusive Idaho Giant Salamander is our biggest.



The horned lizard or horny toad. Two species in Idaho. Fairly common in right habitat.



The sagebrush lizard has a wide distribution in Idaho.



The northern alligator lizard is fairly common in the north part of the state.



The western or blue-tailed skink has an electric blue tail, especially when they're young.


Jack

Great Photos

Love the lizards and salamanders. I would catch them all the time in FLA.

I also love to catch gator lizards here. I was surprised when I caught the first gator lizard, how much slower they are than the ones in FLA. Thanks for the share, Jack.
Here's a gator lizard too