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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
katrinahendersonDescripción
Potentially mating
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Chirrionera Rayada (Masticophis taeniatus)Observ.
desertsolitudeDescripción
I think this observation will be the 4th observation of a striped whipsnake in the Death Valley region. Anyone know why they aren’t really found out here? Are they mostly high elevation snakes?
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
jrose23Descripción
CA king snake climbing up a brick wall!
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
julien9uwrLugar
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
cmgreene10Descripción
Most likely a pet release
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
dmccriderDescripción
This appears to be a rattlesnake but interestingly, it is missing its rattle. Found in Tecolote Canyon Natural Park.
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Topera (Pituophis catenifer)Observ.
colinrobinson87Descripción
Gopher Snake found its way up the Mt Whitney fish hatchery to a spot where European Starlings were nesting in a hole and got a baby bird to eat.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
@madily for Lori?
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Cascabeles (Género Crotalus)Observ.
reray19Descripción
Crotalus oreganus eating Sauromalus ater
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Cascabel Peninsular Occidental (Crotalus oreganus)Observ.
joerichDescripción
This is tragic. We only saw two other parties on the trail to Beale Falls ahead of us. This rattle snake muscles were still contracting some. The snake had been beheaded just a short time before we got there. Tragic. Why?
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
irelandrbiDescripción
We flipped this mom and baby on a cool rainy day 1/29/2023. Baby looked to be a neonate. Photo by: D. Newman
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Culebra de Cola Puntiaguda (Contia tenuis)Observ.
michaelvoeltzDescripción
Eight total found collected near one another.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
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Culebra de Collar de Baja California (Diadophis punctatus ssp. similis)Observ.
coolpapa1
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twillrichardsonDescripción
Bursting out of the belly of a road-killed Red-shouldered Hawk. Probably yesterday's lunch, as today was quite cloudy. Further impressive as the ditches are full of snow and most of the water is frozen over
Found and photographed by Brian Hess
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Culebra de Collar (Diadophis punctatus)Observ.
thomas_j_brummelDescripción
Second ever ringneck, only ever hike these guys
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
pboundsFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Sopac with his darkling beetle friend
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ouzelDescripción
We heard this snake while we were on the road, in woods, twenty feet away. It was rattling continuously which we had never heard before at Sobrante Ridge. We do not know why it was warning with a rattle. It kept rattling with only short breaks for over 30 minutes. I walked home to get a camera with flash and 200 mm lens and located the snake by following the direction of the rattle sound. I had a 200 mm lens.
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Culebra de Agua de Dos Rayas (Thamnophis hammondii)Observ.
sonoradanFecha
Septiembre 2022
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Cascabel Cornuda del Noroeste (Crotalus cerastes)Observ.
snakeybigspinDescripción
Basking in the sand about 9 am. Near location. Calm.
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joemillerDescripción
Found a big one in the workshop today, move along buddy!
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
sierrawolfDescripción
With an ambitious snack!
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Mazacuata (Boa constrictor)Observ.
juliesimcockDescripción
Large skin in dry creek m
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rayneyfrogzDescripción
A desert striped whipsnake with recently caught prey in mouth. When I first spotted it, the rodent was still alive and moving. A truly incredible find
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ouzelDescripción
This young snake senses the air with it's tongue when I make large movements. It seems to never move it's tongue when I'm looking at it holding my camera and staying still.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
richard26Descripción
Two snakes coiled together. The larger one was over 3 feet and very fat. Possibly gravid? The smaller one was 20 to 24 inches. Temperature about 70. Open grassland. Could this breeding behavior?
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Culebra de Nariz Larga (Rhinocheilus lecontei)Observ.
dylanaasenDescripción
Super cool to see this thing in a bush! 71 degree evening.
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Topera de San Diego (Pituophis catenifer ssp. annectens)Observ.
chalon9Descripción
DOR
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Cascabel de Diamantes Rojos (Crotalus ruber)Observ.
jamesalmonDescripción
This is probably the biggest Rattlesnake I have seen personally!! She was a Bute!!
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cydnoDescripción
Very sluggish, eyes damaged, flies flitting … on its last legs.
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Culebra de Nariz Larga (Rhinocheilus lecontei)Observ.
coolpapa1Descripción
Found under rock with banded gecko. Picture 4 shows both.
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Cascabel del Pacífico (Crotalus oreganus ssp. helleri)Observ.
miguelmooneyDescripción
Stare down as rabbit defends her kits
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joerichDescripción
Frosty morning and there is actual frost on the snake. It was laying on a small game trail, I think used primarily by jackrabbits. The little guy didn't move the whole time I was hovering over it with a camera.
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Chirrionera Rayada de Chaparral (Masticophis lateralis ssp. lateralis)Observ.
randomtruth
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Víbora Sorda Peninsular (Trimorphodon lyrophanes)Observ.
paperplumDescripción
Same individual observed here.
