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B.R. Moon
1987
Species Account
Common Kingsnake
(Lampropeltis getulus)
28 April
Blair Bros Ranch Road 1.6 mi. north of
Essex Road, Providence Mountains, San Bernardino CO, CA.
T10N RISE Sec 29 nw'/4. elev. ~960 m.
Bruce and and I found a small adult
kingsnake crossing a dirt road at 1645 PST.
The habitat was flat, creosote-Yucca-scrub
desert with sandy and rocky washes cutting
through the plains. Overcast locally with a
thunderstorm to the north but local rainfall.
This snake is shiny, as if it recently shed
its skin, and saddled with jet black between
narrow white rings. Catalogue#: 62.
4 may
Kelbaker Road 2.1 mi. north of Hwy 40.
San Bernardino co., CA.
T8N R3E Sec 31 nw'/4. elev. ~1050m.
Bruce and I found a dead, small
kingsnake on the pavement in mid morning.
Habitat is mostly sandy, creosote-scrub
desert with few rocky areas nearby.
Catalogue# 66.