Mole Kingsnake vs. Red Cornsnake

Both are blotched reddish snakes of old fields and woods in East Tennessee. A: Small reddish-brown blotches in the Mole Kingsnake; large red saddles on an orange ground in the Red Cornsnake. B: No spear-point on the head in the Mole Kingsnake; a spear-point mark on top of the head in the Red Cornsnake.

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