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Mountain Patchnose Snake

Salvadora grahamiae grahamiae

Photo by AshleyT
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

They have two dark stripes on their backs with a light colored stripe in between. The best way to identify them is by their large rostral scale, giving them the appearance of having a nose.

Habitat:

A terrestrial species, they occupy mountain sides, grasslands, and prairies.

Notes:

Found in a junkyard under artificial cover.

Species ID Suggestions

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Lovely spotting! Since you know the identity of your organism, please go ahead and fill in the scientific name field. This allows the spotting to fully enter the database and become complete, letting groups and individuals use the data and find your spotting. It also takes the spotting off the "unidentified" list. Thank you! Here's a great Project Noah blog entry that explains the spotting process: http://blog.projectnoah.org/post/28702494728/whats-in-a-name

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