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Topera (Pituophis catenifer)Observ.
theradrussianDescripción
Not sure what to classify this as SD gopher or GB Gopher ?
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
theradrussianDescripción
Neonate California kingsnake found in October crossing the road in 68 degree weather prior to a winter storm.
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naturephotosuzeDescripción
Tujunga Wash North
I put written tags underneath the snake and the lizard. I was walking down the path and saw movement.
A snake appeared to be curled at the edge of the vegetation. Before I could take a photo it retreated into the vegetation and I only managed this one photo that shows the back end of the snake. I didn't really notice the lizard til I looked at the photo and the lizard is in the spot the snake was in when I first saw it so I think the snake was about to eat this lizard. Guesses on the snake are coachwhip and rosy boa. I had an impression that it was darker than the back of it appears but it all happened so fast I can't be sure.
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Cascabel Moteada (Crotalus pyrrhus)Observ.
adventurerobDescripción
Observed two Specks near the hwy on this evening. This one was absolutely eye popping !
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Serpiente Rey de Montaña (Lampropeltis multifasciata)Observ.
thomas_j_brummelDescripción
Finally got one in LA county. Been trying in the Santa Monicas for years and was pleasantly surprised to see this guy only 100ft from the parking lot. Nothing else from this day but if it’s gonna be a one snake day I’m glad it was this one
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Falsa Coralillo Real de California (Lampropeltis zonata)Observ.
katjahebestreitFecha
Septiembre 2023
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Boa de Tres Línes de Baja (Lichanura orcutti)Observ.
brianhindsakafundadDescripción
Found by Mike Waters, My Photo.
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Lagartija Nocturna del Desierto (Xantusia vigilis)Observ.
taylorprobstDescripción
All found under the same log
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Cascabel Peninsular Occidental (Crotalus oreganus)Observ.
zeevngDescripción
Found in the contact zone for Mojave Rattlesnakes (C s scutulatus) and Southern Pacific Rattlesnakes (C o helleri). Despite coloration and pattern, scales and tail would suggest it is pure oreganus ssp.
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Chacahuala del Noroeste (Sauromalus ater)Observ.
adventurerobDescripción
Picture captured via security camera footage in the vicinity of Big Morongo Canyon. MV CA
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
eliselipinskiDescripción
Found along Moenkopi Loop Trail at Red Rock Canyon
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
desertmaxDescripción
Made quick get away into a tortoise burrow.?
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Boa de Tres Línes de Baja (Lichanura orcutti)Observ.
bamm321Descripción
Mating? The larger brighter colored one emerged first, followed by the two slightly smaller drabber colored ones, who wrapped themselves around it when it stopped.
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kuedaDescripción
This was a good reminder that a flashlight is a convenience and a safety device.
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Cascabel Moteada (Crotalus pyrrhus)Observ.
snekmamanDescripción
Observed at Mid Hills Campground
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Cascabel Cornuda del Noroeste (Crotalus cerastes)Observ.
anjamcguireDescripción
2 rattlesnakes possibly mating?
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Cascabel del Altiplano (Crotalus scutulatus)Observ.
cdegroofDescripción
Flipped this baby under a rock.
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Bejori de Cerca Occidental (Sceloporus occidentalis)Observ.
bewickwrenDescripción
At right
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Chirrioneras (Género Masticophis)Observ.
prakritDescripción
The consensus among people I've talked to so far is that this is most likely a hybrid or the offspring of a hybrid between Masticophis flagellum ruddocki and Masticophis lateralis lateralis. That being said, I'm interested to see if anyone thinks otherwise. Anyone know of other Masticophis hybrid records besides taeniatus x lateralis?
@meandthealiens and I found this snake in treeless desert habitat (more suitable for M. f. ruddocki).
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bewickwrenFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Snake is in a live trap placed in an outbuilding to catch Black Rats. Snake entered trap and from presence of a suspicious bulge is presumed to have eaten a rat within. Snake was released unharmed.
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Boa de Tres Línes de Baja (Lichanura orcutti)Observ.
tmillsDescripción
This is another very old observation record from back in June 1989. This was the first Rosy Boa I had ever encountered - shortly after I relocated to CA from NY. It was a very large, female crawling on the dirt side of the road.
