1) What species of Nerodia is this?

Hints: "Half Moon" belly pattern.

2) What's the species name for this snake?

3) This snake is found in Central and West Texas. What species is it?

4) What's the species name of this snake?

Hint: Divided Anal Plate and Keeled Scales.

5) What's species name of this snake?

Hint: Notice the Scale Pits

6) This snake is not the Scarlet Snake (Cemophora coccinea), what other species can it be?

7) What's the species name?

8) What's the species name?

Hints: Single Anal plate.

9) What genus is this snake in?

10) What's the species name of this snake?

Hints: Divided Anal Plate

11) What's the species name of this snake?

12) What's the species name of this snake?

Hints: Divided Anal Plate

13) What's the species name of this snake?

14) What's the genus name of this snake?

Hints: Divided Anal plate.  Notice how pattern is squareish.

15) What's the species name of this snake?

Hint:The pattern gives it away.

16) What's the species name of this snake?

Hint: You're looking at the belly pattern of this snake. This is not the Lined Snake (Tropidoclonion lineatum) because it has a divided anal plate.

17)What's the species name of this snake?

Hint: Notice how this snake is bi-colored.

18) What's the species name of this snake?

What subspecies is it?

19) What's the genus name of this snake?

Hint: This is a young snake.

20) What's the species name of this snake?

21) What's the species name of this snake?

Hints: Notice the red between the scales. Also note that some scales are keeled, while others are lightly keeled.

22) What's the genus of this snake?

Hint: Eats Toads

23) What's the species name of this snake?

Hints: Striped Snake, but divided anal plate and smooth scales