I *think* a baby San Diego Goghersnake, but... the color and back pattern look a little off, so to the experts here, what is it?



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Very cool! Looked it up on California Herps and it is obvious, once you know what you're lookiing at. First one of those we've seen in this area. Another I can add to my list.huck wrote:That is a San Diego nightsnake ( H. O. klauberi). Super cool snake.
Very cool find. Also, that looks like a decent sized night snake. Normally they are very small nocturnal and subterranean snakes.MSD wrote:Very cool! Looked it up on California Herps and it is obvious, once you know what you're lookiing at. First one of those we've seen in this area. Another I can add to my list.huck wrote:That is a San Diego nightsnake ( H. O. klauberi). Super cool snake.
Thanks!
It was but 7 or 8 inches long. The holder in the pics is 10 and on the slim side.Jeremy Wright wrote:Very cool find. Also, that looks like a decent sized night snake. Normally they are very small nocturnal and subterranean snakes.MSD wrote:Very cool! Looked it up on California Herps and it is obvious, once you know what you're lookiing at. First one of those we've seen in this area. Another I can add to my list.huck wrote:That is a San Diego nightsnake ( H. O. klauberi). Super cool snake.
Thanks!