What is another word for sagebrush lizard?
Pronunciation: [sˈe͡ɪd͡ʒbɹʌʃ lˈɪzəd] (IPA) 
The sagebrush lizard is also sometimes referred to as the sagebrush swift or the blue-tailed skink. The name sagebrush lizard is derived from the fact that they are commonly found near sagebrush habitats in the western United States. The alternative name, sagebrush swift, may come from the fact that they are quick-moving and agile reptiles. The blue-tailed skink name comes from the bright blue coloration on their tail. Regardless of what name you use, the sagebrush lizard is a fascinating creature that plays an important role in their ecosystem. They eat insects and other small invertebrates, and also serve as prey for larger animals such as birds and snakes.
