A couple of our projects. Black kingsnake from Casey county in the hill country of Kentucky. This population is very dark with no pattern as adults.







An intergradient population of L.g.nigra x L.g.holbrooki from along the Mississippi River corridor in Fulton county Kentucky. This is a young adult male. The speckling becomes more pronounced as these snakes age.



Its good to be keeping some kingsnakes again.



Phil

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• Some L.g.nigra - Phil Peak, Sun Jan 27 08:47:08 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - GerardS, Sun Jan 27 09:02:14 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - Phil Peak, Sun Jan 27 15:31:57 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - GerardS, Sun Jan 27 16:11:34 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - Phil Peak, Sun Jan 27 16:19:30 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - GerardS, Sun Jan 27 17:25:59 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - DMong, Sun Jan 27 16:38:29 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - Denbar, Mon Jan 28 08:05:44 2013
• RE: Thank you gentleman! n/p - Phil Peak, Mon Jan 28 10:29:16 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - PeeBee, Mon Jan 28 20:42:14 2013
• RE: yes.... - Phil Peak, Tue Jan 29 10:12:37 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - PeeBee, Tue Jan 29 23:38:01 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - RossPadilla, Tue Jan 29 17:16:25 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - Phil Peak, Tue Jan 29 17:56:03 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - RossPadilla, Wed Jan 30 17:56:00 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - joecop, Wed Jan 30 23:08:41 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - Phil Peak, Thu Jan 31 16:53:18 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - kh70, Thu Jan 31 15:25:20 2013
• RE: Some L.g.nigra - Phil Peak, Thu Jan 31 16:54:40 2013