I FINALLY FOUND THE NAME SOMETHING I TOOK A PICTURE OF!

I FINALLY IDENTIFIED SOMETHING:

I took a  picture of this little guy in the field behind my house--man he was fast!!

And I finally was able to look something up that has a NAME!!!

AND HERE HE IS:

Six-lined Racerunners are found throughout South Carolina. They are the only representative of the genus of whiptail lizards found east of the Mississippi River. Their range extends from Maryland through Florida and west to Kentucky to Mississippi, except for mountain areas.
Adults are about 9 inches in total length, with the tail about 2/3 of the total length. Their scales are small, but not shiny, and the skin wrinkles and folds. They get their name from the three light stripes running down each side. Males have light-blue bellies.
They are found in fields and other open, well-drained areas. They can often be seen at midday scurrying about on roadside banks and in cemeteries. As their name implies, they run swiftly, rising on their hind legs only.*

Whiptails: Six-Lined Racerunner

Aspidocelis s. sexlineata

Look at the Scientific name on the Picture and above! I swear I didn't have a thing to do with His Name!

My Lizard's sexy,

He wants to kiss you,

He wants to hugggg you,

He wants to date you.....

JMc

*As their name implies, they run swiftly, rising on their hind legs only.

Translation--he hauls a**! I took a video --well I tried--to take a video of him--and he outran the camera!