The "roo" one from Canterbury Cathedral is not uncommon for England. Most of the "dragon" style Scorpios are from England.
The roo one that has four legs, that's one I haven't seen and I doubt if it's very common. it's like a combination of the northern dragon Scorpio and the lizard Scorpio (which is mostly found in Frankish Gallic areas). Interesting find.
I was looking into this a while back and I suspect one of the reasons so many of the "lizard" Scorpios are in the northwest of Europe and have those bumps along their backs is because there is an actual lizard that looks like that—like a mini, skinny stegosaurus.
I haven't been able to find out what it's called yet but saw several pictures of it. It is green, with spots, with a ridged back.
The roo one that has four legs, that's one I haven't seen and I doubt if it's very common. it's like a combination of the northern dragon Scorpio and the lizard Scorpio (which is mostly found in Frankish Gallic areas). Interesting find.
I was looking into this a while back and I suspect one of the reasons so many of the "lizard" Scorpios are in the northwest of Europe and have those bumps along their backs is because there is an actual lizard that looks like that—like a mini, skinny stegosaurus.
I haven't been able to find out what it's called yet but saw several pictures of it. It is green, with spots, with a ridged back.