Found this snake basking on the road in Brennan State Park (NJ) this AM...approx 36 inches long...someone suggested Northern Pine Snake..but was unsure.
Appreciate a definitive answer...THANKS
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Can someone please ID
Flochwood
Jul 20, 2004 01:04 PM
Replies (4)
rearfang
Jul 20, 2004 01:25 PM
Np
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Flochwood
Jul 20, 2004 06:03 PM
THank you for the timely ID. Since it is a NJ Threatened species I reported the sighting to the appropriate person in Trenton.
Thanks again.
sullman
Jul 20, 2004 06:52 PM
Definately a Northern Pine. They are becoming VERY rare in NJ. To many collectors going into the Pine Barrens. They have found snake traps and all from two bit reptile dealers in the Barrens.
CrazyCodyKadunk
Jul 22, 2004 02:35 PM
i live in new jersey. in this state all herps are considered protected and it is illegal to touch any herp except common snapping turtles and american bullfrogs during there hunting season and you have a fishing lisence.
CrazyCody
