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This Lower Baja Patch-nosed Snake was found active on a cool afternoon in a dry and inhospitable-looking area of Baja.
These Creosote flats in Kern County, California are home to the Mohave Desert Tortoise and the Mohave Patch-nosed Snake.
Western Patch-nosed Snake, Coast Patch-nosed Snake subspecies (Salvadora hexalepis virgultea) in San Diego County, California.
This snake was digging in an area of fairly loose dirt, Millville Trail, San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, Cochise County, AZ, 1 June 2010
Western Patch-nosed Snake, Mohave Patch-nosed Snake subspecies (Salvadora hexalepis mojavensis) from Kern County, California.
A Western Patch Nosed Snake crosses a hiking trail.
NPS / Samantha Laarman
Alt Text: A light colored snake slithers across hiking path.
A Western Patch Nosed Snake crosses a hiking trail.
NPS / Samantha Laarman
Alt Text: A light colored snake slithers across hiking path.
Western Patch-nosed Snake, Coast Patch-nosed Snake subspecies (Salvadora hexalepis virgultea) in San Diego County, California.
2 of 4, I was standng next to a grave marked unknown and noticed this snake heading toward me about a row away. As you can see, its home was a hole at the unknown grave, Boot Hill Graveyard, Tombstone, Cochise County, AZ, 24 April 2014
My first time seeing one of these. easy to catch,didn't even try to escape,but got very pissy once I did catch it and stuck at me several times. All bluff,they are harmless.
Western Patch-nosed Snake, Coast Patch-nosed Snake subspecies (Salvadora hexalepis virgultea) in coastal sage scrub habitat, San Diego County, California.
Western Patch-nosed Snake, Mohave Patch-nosed Snake subspecies (Salvadora hexalepis mojavensis) from Kern County, California.
Located on the Rio Grande River 20 miles north of Las Cruces, NM USA. See map.
Thanks to PrimevalNature for the ID.
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