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Ring-necked Snake

Diadophus punctatus

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Field Notes

Notes:

These small snakes are rather common, but they're shy and unobtrusive, so they're easy to overlook. I was surprised to discover that they are mildly venomous rear-fanged snakes.

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Diadophis punctatus

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Comments (3)
bowhunter187
great find I have only seen a few of them in my life
The MnMs
Is such a beauty! nice catch!
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PublishedJuly 7, 2011

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