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Prairie King snake

Kingsnakes are known for their ability to eat other snakes including venomous species and are immune to the venom of copperheads, cottonmouths and rattlesnakes. I used a 5 megapixel piont and shoot camera with flash. Continue reading


Prairie King Snake

At the spate bank of the Des Moines River. Continue reading


King snake

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Prairie Kingsnake(Mr.blue eyes)

Dancing Deer Photography posted a photo:. Prairie Kingsnake(Mr.blue eyes). This guy was raiding a barn swallows nest in my back shed. The are beneficial creatures,living on birds, small rabbits, rats. I left him to his devices and ... Continue reading


King Snake

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King Snake

King Snake There are actually a wide variety of kingsnake species and sub-species, and many of them make good pets for the reasons outlined above. The California kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula californiae) is one of the most common ... Continue reading


King Snake

I was in the post office today, and there was a poster of a snake and it called it a scarlet kingsnake. i'm looking at it thinking to myself isn't that a pueblan milksnake?. I get home and look up both species on google King Snake ... Continue reading


prairie kingsnake displaying rattlesnake mimicry

Learn more about the prairie kingsnake here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lampropeltis_calligaster. Author: zorra578 Keywords: prairie kingsnake rattling rattle tail snake lampropeltis calligaster colubrid colubridae ... Continue reading


I caught a snake!

We got to the office, put it in a tank, and identified it as a prairie king snake. Being a climber though, it got out of the tank and was sitting on top of it when I came back from the bathroom. Some of the guys at the office tried to ... Continue reading


A day at the zoo

Teenage volunteers will tell you all about the salamander, hedgehog, king snake, or ferret that they are showcasing. I think this is such a wonderful program because it gives children a hands on experience with wildlife that they may ... Continue reading

Kingsnake Prairie basic information

The moderately sized Prairie Kingsnake averages between 30 and 42 inches in length. They vary greatly in color, appearing in both light and dark varieties depending on where they are from. Generally speaking, their light brown or gray body is marked with darker brown, olive, or reddish blotches. As the snake matures, the blotches often fade and four long stripes take their place. The underside of the Prairie Kingsnake is light colored usually a yellow or cream color with brown checks. They often have a line of a dark color extending from the eye to the jaw. The scales on the Prairie Kingsnake are smooth, making it a delight to handle. The Prairie Kingsnake can be bred in albino or striped varieties.

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