Rim Rock Crowned Snake vs. Ring-necked Snake

Rim Rock Crowned Snakes live in the pine rocklands and hammocks of Miami-Dade and the Keys, with Ring-necked Snakes. A: Black head and neck, the snout tip tan; a pale band only in some Keys snakes in the Rim Rock Crowned Snake; a yellow-orange ring round the neck in the Ring-necked Snake. B: Tan to light brown in the Rim Rock Crowned Snake; slate grey to black in the Ring-necked Snake. The Rim Rock Crowned Snake's belly is plain white or cream.

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