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The first half of 2014 has been great for me in regards of finding Coast Mountain Kingsnakes in the field.
Lampropeltis zonata multifasciata are my favorite local, native snake species- have been since I was a child!
Enjoy!
Santa Cruz County, CA
Massive adult male
Gorgeous female with red/white head
Yearling
San Mateo County, CA
Yearling
Yearling
Yearling with recent meal
Habitat Shots
What elevation are you finding those? Are you flipping them or are they out on the crawl? Those're gorgeous. Still my "white whale", as they are one of the 2 local (California) species that have avoided me.
reako45
All the ones this year have been found under rocks or logs.
I have only found one on the crawl- crossing the road.
Elevation wise, I am generally in the 2000 feet range.
Highest I have found them in Santa Cruz county is at 2526.00ft
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