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Welcome to the lizard site

Timon lepidus ibericus / © Andreas Möller


Dear lizard friends, With this site we want to provide insight into the species complex of the lacertid lizards, the Lacertidae, and hope to bring this group of animals closer with the following pages. These pages are presented with active support from the Lacertids working group of the DGHT - German Society of Herpetology and Herpetoculture. Please help us to improve and extend this site. See our Help us page for instructions. Without this help, our site would not be what it is today, containing 16547 pictures and 41 videos (by 1324 authors), 15574 references (6471 with summary, 9543 with attached pdf and 608 digital book links) and 224 online articles (by 80 authors).
		Our breeder list shows the contact information of well-known and trusted breeders. Thus we hope to contribute to the preservation of our captive bred species, and the abolishment of wild-caught animals. More contact information on specialized publishers, organizations, academic institutions and private pages related to our topic can be found on our links page.
In addition to the printed magazine DIE EIDECHSE, the online magazine L@certidae and online articles, we also show our literature- and poster projects, including the reptile of the year 2006, the common lizard, reptile of the year 2011, the wall lizard, and reptile of the year 2020, the sand lizard. Information on the www.lacerta.de team and contributors can be found on the legal notice page. How we deal with your privacy can be read in our Privacy Policy. The remaining major topics are always accessible through the menu at the top of each page.

February 4, 2023

Programm zur Jahrestagung der DGHT-AG Lacertiden vom 17. bis 19. März 2023 im Bürgersaal der Stadthalle in Gersfeld (Rhön)

Anmeldungen erbeten an:
Rolf Warnecke, Helmscherode 39, 37581 Bad Gandersheim, eMail: rolfwarnecke@t-online.de

Freitag, 17. März
ab 18:00 - Abendessen
20:00 - Rüdiger Schlepper, Quickborn: Eine „Corona-Reise“ nach Slowenien und den kroatischen Inseln Krk und Cres

Samstag, 18. März
09:00 - Begrüßung
09:05 - Thomas Bader, Johannes Hill & Gerhard Egretzberger, Wien: Chalkidike – immer lohnenswert, nicht nur der Eidechsen wegen
09:25 - Jochen Zauner, Riedering: Die Futterbox – Zucht mehrerer Futtertierarten für Eidechsen in einem Behälter
09:45 - Richard Kopeczky, Wien: Herpetologische Eindrücke aus Namibia
10:15 - Bart Spanoghe, Ravels: Außenterrarien für Lacertiden in Belgien
10:30 - Kaffeepause
11:00 - Richard Podloucky, Isernhagen: Wie kommen Zauneidechsen in die Elbe? – Beobachtungen an einer Inselpopulation vor den Toren Hamburgs
11:30 - Peter Oefinger, Düsseldorf: Kastellorizo – der ferne Osten Griechenlands
12:00 - Mittagspause
14:00 - Mitgliederversammlung und Besprechung anstehender Themen, um Diskussionsvorschläge wird gebeten!
14:40 - Guntram Deichsel, Biberach: Unterschiedliche Einnischung von Podarcis muralis nigriventris und P. siculus campestris in der zentralen Toskana
15:10 - Thomas Bader, Wien: Das Geheimnis der Zauneidechsen in meinem Garten
15:30 - Kaffeepause
16:30 - Alexander Pieh, Stuttgart: Zum fraglichen Vorkommen der Zauneidechse (Lacerta agilis Linnaeus, 1758) in Südtirol mit Bemerkungen zu den dort vorkommenden weiteren Eidechsenarten
17:00 - Dieter Kreutz, Zellingen: Podarcis tiliguerta – Haltungs- und Zuchterfahrungen
17:30 - Johannes Hill & Rudolf Klepsch, Wien: Naturkundliche Reise in die Extremadura (Spanien)
ab 18:00 - Abendessen
20:00 - Mike Zawadzki, Wedel: Erfolgsmodell Inseleidechse – Untersuchungen an Podarcis pityusensis

Sonntag, 15. März
09:00 - Jochen Zauner, Riedering: Eine Reise nach Norddalmatien
09:25 - Bart Spanoghe, Ravels: Die schwarzen Perlen – Timon lepidus „Melanistic“
09:40 - Peter Oefinger, Düsseldorf: Eidechsensuche auf der Insel des Ikarus
10:00 - Detlef Schmidt, Fritzlar: Beobachtungen in der nördlichsten Population der Mauereidechse (Podarcis muralis) in Maastricht (Niederlande)
10:25 - Sönke Frahm, Norderstedt: Korfu – Grüne Insel im Ionischen Meer
10:55 - Schlusswort

Rolf Warnecke

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Updated September 29, 2023

Welcome to the lizard site

Timon lepidus ibericus / © Andreas Möller


	Dear lizard friends, With this site we want to provide insight into the species complex of the lacertid lizards, the Lacertidae, and hope to bring this group of animals closer with the following pages. These pages are presented with active support from the Lacertids working group of the DGHT - German Society of Herpetology and Herpetoculture. Please help us to improve and extend this site. See our Help us page for instructions. Without this help, our site would not be what it is today, containing 16547 pictures and 41 videos (by 1324 authors), 15574 references (6471 with summary, 9543 with attached pdf and 608 digital book links) and 224 online articles (by 80 authors).
			Our breeder list shows the contact information of well-known and trusted breeders. Thus we hope to contribute to the preservation of our captive bred species, and the abolishment of wild-caught animals. More contact information on specialized publishers, organizations, academic institutions and private pages related to our topic can be found on our links page.
	In addition to the printed magazine DIE EIDECHSE, the online magazine L@certidae and online articles, we also show our literature- and poster projects, including the reptile of the year 2006, the common lizard, reptile of the year 2011, the wall lizard, and reptile of the year 2020, the sand lizard. Information on the www.lacerta.de team and contributors can be found on the legal notice page. How we deal with your privacy can be read in our Privacy Policy. The remaining major topics are always accessible through the menu at the top of each page.