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Snake skin

Pantherophis obsoletus

Photo by Maria dB
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Field Notes

Description:

This snake skin was draped over a branch in a tree high above us. I am guessing it was from a Western rat snake.

Habitat:

Wooded area in Appalachian mountains, E.B. Jeffress Park

Reference Links:

Western rat snake

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Snakes of the Southeast U.S.
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Snakes of the United States - Center for Snake Conservation
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Reptiles of the East U.S.
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Snakes of North Carolina
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project

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PublishedJune 13, 2014

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