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Eastern Indigo Snake

Drymarchon couperi

Photo by TeresaBurke
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Field Notes

Habitat:

Oatland Island Wildlife Refuge, Savnnah,GA

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Eastern indigo snake

Species ID Suggestions

Eastern Indigo Snake

Drymarchon couperi

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LisaPowers
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Comments (9)
MrsPbio
My favorite snake. They are absolutely gorgeous. We've got one here at Silver Spring State Park. He's huge! They are N. America's largest non-venomous snake.
TeresaBurke
I want to make sure it is classified the way it should be. Thanks for your comments!!! :) <3
LisaPowers
This is not a racer but an endangered Eastern Indigo. If it were a captive, you need to please say so and add the facility name.
AshleyT
Definitely not a racer, looks like an indigo
TeresaBurke
It was there one min and gone the next!!! Out at a wildlife refuge. :)
LisaPowers
Where did you find/observe this snake?
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PublishedSeptember 4, 2014

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