Our study of wall lizards takes us to beautiful locations in southern Europe, such as Tuscany, Liguria, the foothills of the Pyrenees and Spain. We also regularly conduct field work in many non-native populations in England. Field work on the Egernia lizards of Australia provide a welcome respite from the European winter. Daphnia field sites are found in southern Sweden.
Rapallo is in the centre of the hybrid cline along the Ligurian coast.
The mountains of Liguria provide some stunning field locations.
Portland is one of the main locations for wall lizards originating from France.
Many non-native populations in England are found in disused quarries along the Dorset coast.
How do wall lizard embryos in the Pyrenees cope with high altitude?
A typical Egernia study location in southern Tasmania.
Formentera is home to the colorful Ibiza wall lizard...
... and offers some spectacular views.