Lampropeltis triangulum; Plains And Pale Milk Snake Intergrade

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Lampropeltis triangulum; Plains And Pale Milk Snake Intergrade

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Lampropeltis triangulum
Plains And Pale Milk Snake Intergrade

Photographer: Jeff Hardwick

ID: 0000 0000 0107 0063 (2007-01-03)

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location not provided

family Colubridae

order Squamata

class Reptilia

notes This is very typical of the naturally occuring intergrade of the Plains milk (L. t. gentilis) and the Pale milksnake (L. t. multistriata)from Weld county Colorado.

camera Nikon D100

photo category: Animal - Reptile

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common names Plains And Pale Milk Snake Intergrade (photographer)

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