Baird's Ratsnake vs. Great Plains Ratsnake
They meet in the Trans-Pecos and on the western Edwards Plateau. A: Plain grey, no spear-point in the Baird's Ratsnake; a dark spear-point mark between the eyes in the Great Plains Ratsnake. B: Four faint dark stripes in the Baird's Ratsnake; brown blotches edged dark down the back in the Great Plains Ratsnake.
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