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Lined Snake

Tropidoclonion lineatum

Photo by Jack Settle
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Field Notes

Description:

Found this snake in a little pile of underbrush and under a piece of trash. It was in shed; you can see the milky eyes better in some of the other pictures I took but didn't upload. In the 3rd photo you can see the keeled scales. In the 4th photo, you can see the two rows of half moons on the belly of the snake.

Habitat:

Next to my neighbor's backyard; urban.

Notes:

This one was pretty small. I know they don't get that big, but it was definitely on the smaller side.

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PublishedMay 11, 2013

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