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Mountain Patchnose

Salvadora grahamiae grahamiae

Photo by AshleyT
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Field Notes

Description:

Gray body with two black stripes and a tan stripe down the middle of the back. Their is a large rostal scale, giving them the name patchnose.

Habitat:

Found in the southwestern US in hilly and mountainous areas.

Reference Links:

Mountain Patchnose Snake | Salvadora grahamiae | Reptile

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