Desert Coachwhip vs. Striped Whipsnake
Their records meet in the eastern Mojave and the Great Basin edge. A: No side stripes in the Desert Coachwhip; pale stripes along each side in the Striped Whipsnake. B: Pink to red in the Desert Coachwhip; black, grey or brown in the Striped Whipsnake.
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