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Tribolonotus novaeguineae
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Cemophora coccinea copei
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24.11.2005 17:39 |
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SNA |
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CEMOPHORA |
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snake, squamata, squamate, legless, reptile, scarlet, leaves, leaf litter, head |
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© Kory Roberts |
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AR |
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United States of America |
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Scarlet Snake |
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SnakesOfArkansas.com |
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SnakesOfArkansas.com |
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© Kory Roberts / SnakesOfArkansas.com |
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Southern Arkansas, USA
This snake was brought in by a park ranger to the Audubon Ecology Camp. These snakes are quite rare to find and I was overjoyed to see one and to have the opportunity to get a few photos.
Notice in this picture the sharp rostral scale (i.e. the sharp snout). This feature can be used to distinguish this species from the similar-looking Milk Snake. |
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