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Regina septemvittata
Olive to brownish-gray body with a yellow belly and stripe on the face. Keeled scales.
Small stream under an old railroad trestle.
This species feeds almost exclusively on freshly molted crayfish so they are dependent on their food supply. Crayfish need fairly clean unpolluted water to survive as do the queensnakes.
Spotted on Oct 19, 2014
Submitted on Oct 20, 2014
21 Comments
Thank you Yasser for the SOTD! Thank you all for the kind comments and birthday wishes!
Congratulations on SOTD and Happy Birthday Lisa. :))
Congrats! on SOTD :)
Congrats Lisa :-)
great!!Congrats & Happy Birthday Lisa!!
Happy Birthday!
Beautiful snake and beautiful lady, Happy Birthday Lisa.
Congrats Lisa on your Birthday and your beautiful SOTD!
Happy birthday Lisa, and congratulations for this SOTD!. Its an amazing snake.
Happy birthday Lisa!!
Lisa, what better way to celebrate our Queen of Snakes than with this queensnake. Thanks for all that you do for the community and we wish you a very happy birthday! This awesome Spotting of the Day is in your honor and all the best from me and the entire PN community!
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Very nice!!
Excellent series Lisa.
Great capture Lisa,as usual :-)love the way she use her body ,like a cave,from where she is looking,very cool,congrats and thanks for sharing
Thanks everyone. She was a very cooperative and inquisitive subject! :-)
Love this beauty......
Awesome shots!
Awesome series!
Lovely snake Lisa..
Perfect shot
Spectacular!