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Falsa Coralillo Real Estadounidense (Lampropeltis getula)

Fecha

Septiembre 11, 2024 a las 03:29 TARDE EDT

Descripción

My first encounter of a king snake preying on another snake (water snake)!

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Culebra Parda (Storeria dekayi)

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amywarnock

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Septiembre 3, 2024 a las 06:25 TARDE EDT

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Falsa Coralillo Real Oriental Estadounidense (Lampropeltis triangulum)

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odddave

Fecha

Mayo 8, 2018 a las 10:07 MAÑANA CDT

Descripción

One of the coolest snakes I've ever seen. Appears to be a melanistic Eastern Milk Snake. Found on the state line.

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Culebra Chirrionera Constrictora (Coluber constrictor)

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umamimomma

Fecha

Agosto 21, 2024 a las 03:17 TARDE EDT

Descripción

Snake on snake predation.

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Falsa Coralillo Real Estadounidense (Lampropeltis getula)

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floridamann

Fecha

Julio 2024

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Cascabel de Bandas (Crotalus horridus)

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teresarobeson

Fecha

Julio 2024

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greg_theos

Fecha

Junio 2023

Descripción

Brownchin Racer hastily devouring a Scarlet snake.

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Serpiente Coralillo del Noreste (Micrurus fulvius)

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rreams

Fecha

Marzo 31, 2023 a las 03:07 TARDE EDT

Descripción

Eating a Scarlet Snake (Cemophora coccinea).

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shreyes

Fecha

Junio 16, 2024 a las 10:18 MAÑANA EDT

Descripción

nice adult copperhead flipped under logs. He was very chill and didn’t strike once

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shreyes

Fecha

Abril 2024

Descripción

LIFER! literally no words, this has to be the rarest snake in the piedmont of North Carolina. Yep! This sighting was in the piedmont of NC! went herping with a buddy, hiked many long hours inside a huge marsh/swamp habitat, not a single snake. We reached the edge of an agricultural field with a nice slow water marsh, and we found this mudsnake at the surface of the water just chilling near the base of a half submerged fallen tree.

this is not what I expected to find at all, not only that but this snake was massive! 3+ feet. I would have never guessed to have found a mudsnake today and a true “lemon head”.

This snake proved to be the hardest to photograph I’ve ever encountered! They cannot sit still and any cover placed on them they will push until it is moved. I also noticed an unusual defense mechanism where this snake used its tails to move as if the tail was its head. Its head sat still while the tail “creeped” around the ground imitating a snake searching the ground/water. I’m not sure if they are known to do this, either way I am super happy with only one snake this week and it’s the rarest around here!

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adrobinson

Fecha

Mayo 25, 2024 a las 10:25 MAÑANA CDT

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lukanegoita

Fecha

Agosto 2017

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Culebra Sorda Oriental Estadounidense (Pituophis melanoleucus)

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dtaylorforester

Fecha

Mayo 2022

Descripción

Found with a mate during a survey of Gopher tortoises burrows. Released unharmed into the burrow.