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Description:

I believe this specimen is a juvenile collared kingsnake, but i may be wrong. If you know please leave a comment.

Notes:

Found the little guy crossing the sidewalk on campus and grabbed him up after i ID'd it.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Ring-necked Snake
Diadophis punctatus Image of Diadophis punctatus from CalPhotos


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2 Comments

AshleyT
AshleyT 9 years ago

Saying a ring-necked snake is "mildly venomous" is highly misleading. They are rear-fanged, and are not a danger to humans in the least bit. There is zero problems with this person handling this snake, though I will agree you should not pick up a snake unless you are sure of the ID.

Davidbygott
Davidbygott 9 years ago

Ring-necked Snake, if I'm correct, is "mildly venomous" - be sure of your ID when you handle snakes :)

barden1
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barden1

Carrollton, Georgia, USA

Spotted on Sep 19, 2014
Submitted on Sep 19, 2014

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