Kirtland's Snake Animal Pictures

Clonophis kirtlandii

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Kirtland’s snake

Kirtland's snake head and eye close-up. Kirtland’s snakes are small, reddish to dark brown snakes.
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Kirtland’s snakes are small, reddish to dark brown snakes.

Kirtland’s snake

Their belly is the best way to identify Kirtland’s snakes: it is red, orange, or pink and has two rows of dark spots along either side.
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Their belly is the best way to identify Kirtland’s snakes: it is red, orange, or pink and has two rows of dark spots along either side.

Kirtland’s snake

The scales on a Kirtland’s snake's top side are keeled, giving a textured feel to their skin.
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The scales on a Kirtland’s snake's top side are keeled, giving a textured feel to their skin.

Kirtland’s snake

Kirtland’s snake is reddish to dark brown, with four rows of alternating dark, round blotches on the back and sides.
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Kirtland’s snake is reddish to dark brown, with four rows of alternating dark, round blotches on the back and sides.