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Definitely Elaphe/Pantherophis

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Posted by: anuraanman at Sun Dec 14 19:38:20 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by anuraanman ]  
   

As Chris said, it's either a rat or a corn depending on where you live. A young racer would have rounder spots. Young Rats have spots that I have heard described as being shaped like"flying squirrels". I can definitely see a good flying squirrel pattern in the spots farther back in the photo
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