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Copperhead Rat Snake

Coelognathus radiatus

Photo by JoeHartman
Published on Project Noah
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17.22, 103.32

Field Notes

Description:

This 2.5m long snake crossed the road when I arrived, but turned around very quickly. I just had time to get one shot.
A nice snake head, typical are the face markings behind the eye.
Non-venomous snake, feeding on rats and rodents.

Habitat:

Forest

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PublishedOctober 18, 2013

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