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I've been told by numerous people that the most attractive Speckled Kingsnakes are found in the Flint Hills in Kansas. Having never seen a pic of one from that partiular area i'm curious as to what they look like. I would greatly appreciate seeing some pics if anyone has any ?
Thanks, Scott
If you like you can email me at scott @ texassnakes.net
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~Scott Wahlberg
Found him last year in Lincoln County, technically a little west of the physiographic province of the Flint Hills and was found in the Low Plains. I went with Scott Potts and he found a nice pair in Douglas County, in the Osage Cuestas.
We will be leaving Arizona in a few weeks for another Kansas Herp Trip.
Kerby...
Kerby...
Thanks for the pics Kerby. I guess I can see what all the fuss over them is about. Very nice looking.
-sw
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~Scott Wahlberg
Thanks for the belly shot, as some of the specks I had seen had almost clean bellies, but not mine. He's dirty with splendida!
Todd
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