Arizona Mountain Kingsnake vs. Long-nosed Snake
Both are red, black and pale banded snakes of rocky slopes and grassland in Arizona. A: Clean rings of red, black and white in the Arizona Mountain Kingsnake; black and red saddles flecked with cream, not clean rings in the Long-nosed Snake. B: Short, white or cream, on a black head in the Arizona Mountain Kingsnake; long and pointed in the Long-nosed Snake.
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