Re: Snake recognition in East Texas

Posted by Michael on April 27, 2000 at 22:41:43:

In Reply to: Snake recognition in East Texas posted by Les Glover on April 27, 2000 at 20:48:23:

One good resource on the web is the Herps of Texas site (see the URL below). Many of the reptiles and amphibians are covered on this site with photos, range maps, and descriptive info. It's organized by scientific names but has the common names also, so you should be able to browse around and find what you're looking for. In terms of potentially dangerous snakes, check the southern copperhead, western cottonmouth, and the coral snake. Most of the snakes you'll find will be harmless, though some of the areas around Tyler have pretty healthy populations of copperheads.

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: One good resource on the web is the Herps of Texas site (see the URL below). Many of the reptiles and amphibians are covered on this site with photos, range maps, and descriptive info. It's organized by scientific names but has the common names also, so you should be able to browse around and find what you're looking for. In terms of potentially dangerous snakes, check the southern copperhead, western cottonmouth, and the coral snake. Most of the snakes you'll find will be harmless, though some of the areas around Tyler have pretty healthy populations of copperheads.

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