The large ocellated lizard feeds predominantly on Coleoptera, but also consumes other arthropods, snails, small vertebrates, and some plant material. Juveniles fed upon a restricted number of prey types which were small in size, whereas adults consumed a large number of prey taxa, covering a wider range of prey sizes. The incidence of plant material increased with lizard size and was highest in males. The contribution of small vertebrates to total prey numbers also increased with lizard body size. -from Authors
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Castilla, A. M., Bauwens, D., & Llorente, G. A. (1991). Diet composition of the lizard Lacerta lepida in central Spain. Journal of Herpetology, 25(1), 30–36. https://doi.org/10.2307/1564791
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