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![]() Diadophis punctatus photo Fiona Sunquist © Ringneck snake are called for the yellow ring approximately their neck. These tiny (6-10 inch), slender, smooth-scaled snakes room usually black through an orange ship that becomes orange-red near the guideline of the tail. A heat of black color spots runs under the middle of the belly. ![]() photograph Fiona Sunquist © ![]() picture Fiona Sunquist © Ringneck snake are typical throughout Florida in hardwood hammocks, pine tree woodlands and also along the edge of wetlands; lock live under rocks, logs and also leaf litter. top of page | earlier to snakes |


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