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A European wall lizard (Podarcis muralis) is observed in a close-up, horizontal orientation, positioned on a coarse, mottled grey and light-brown stone surface. The lizard displays a dark green and black reticulated pattern dorsally, transitioning to lighter, possibly orange or yellow, coloration on its flanks and throat area. Its head, featuring a visible eye, is oriented towards the right of the frame. The lizard is stationary, with its forelegs visible, suggesting a basking posture under direct sunlight originating from the upper left, which casts a clear shadow beneath its body. The background is out of focus, revealing dark green foliage and a fragment of a teal-colored structure, possibly a metal railing or pipe, in the upper right quadrant. This scene is characteristic of urban and suburban environments in Milan, Italy, where this lizard species is prevalent.
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