Well this local is dark...must have been in the sun too long! 
I like the greenishes around here, wouldn't mind having a pure Obsoleta or Quadrivittata, but he, these guys are cool too. lol
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Conrad
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Pictures of a local...
Conrad
Dec 29, 2003 06:54 PM
Replies (2)
buddygrout
Dec 30, 2003 04:57 AM
Local to where Tenn./Kentucky ?
Conrad
Dec 30, 2003 05:37 PM
Eastern NC, Craven County to be exact. This individual is probably one of the darkest greenishes(Pantherophis obseleta x quadrivittata) I've seen in our area. The picture makes it look darker than normal and it's likely that the individual may have been nearing a shed, but it's hard to say also. Considering others in the area, would still make this snake darker than normal.
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Conrad
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