Re: Everglades Racers

Posted by RIck on June 18, 2001 at 12:42:01:

In Reply to: Re: Everglades Racers posted by Matt on June 13, 2001 at 09:46:27:

: Well, either they are not that common,or they are found primarily in the Everglades, which as far as I know is area protected from animal collection, or a majority of it anyway (dont qoute me on that).
: Another possibility is that they are collected and just labeled southern black racers, or other ssp of racers.
: As far as being a valid taxon, the last Conant/Collins field guide lists them as a valid ssp.

: Hope this helps

Rick:: I believe that the everglades racer is charcoal color and does not have the luster of the other black racers.

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: : Well, either they are not that common,or they are found primarily in the Everglades, which as far as I know is area protected from animal collection, or a majority of it anyway (dont qoute me on that). : : Another possibility is that they are collected and just labeled southern black racers, or other ssp of racers. : : As far as being a valid taxon, the last Conant/Collins field guide lists them as a valid ssp. : : Hope this helps : Rick:: I believe that the everglades racer is charcoal color and does not have the luster of the other black racers.

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