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The Eastern Milk Snake is closely related to the Black Kingsnake, which also lives in Ohio. ... The Eastern Milk Snake is a relatively slender snake. The basic color of this snake is gray to tan. That color is broken with 3, sometimes 5, longitudinal rows of large, dark irregular spots. Some authors refer to these spots...
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lib.oh.us/snake/fact%20pages/milk_snake/milk_snake.html
lib.oh.us/snake/fact%20pages/milk_snake/milk_snake.html
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This snake may be found in diverse situations from the semi-arid to the damp of forests, open woodlands, meadows, prairies, rocky hillsides, sand dunes, farmlands, and suburban areas. Milk snakes are usually found under rotting logs or stumps or in damp trash ... "Milk Snake." The New Book of Knowledge. 1991, ed.
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lsb.syr.edu/projects/cyberzoo/milksnake.html
lsb.syr.edu/projects/cyberzoo/milksnake.html
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Eastern Milk Snake images & information ... Eastern Milk Snake; Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum ... It is possible that some pure Eastern Milk Snake populations exist in the Mountain region of SC. However, it is more probale that all specimens from the Mountains and immediately adjacent portions of the Piedmont region...
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www.snakesandfrogs.com/scra/snakes/milksnk.htm
www.snakesandfrogs.com/scra/snakes/milksnk.htm
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Eastern milk snakes eat other snakes. They eat birds and bird eggs. They eat frogs and fish. Milk snakes also eat earthworms and slugs. ... Milk snakes live in the woods. They live in fields or rocky places. You may see milk snakes around houses and barns. If you turn up a rock or a log you may see a milk snake.
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www.ndi4all.org/grade23/EasternMilkSnake-b.html
www.ndi4all.org/grade23/EasternMilkSnake-b.html
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RANGE: Eastern U.S. and Mexico, southeastern Canada ... This snake’s smooth scales make it look shiny. Don’t confuse this snake with the copperhead even though its markings are similar. Unlike the copperhead, the milk snake is not poisonous.
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www.ndi4all.org/grade45/EasternMilkSnake-c.html
www.ndi4all.org/grade45/EasternMilkSnake-c.html
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Learn about the Eastern Milk Snake ... Legend has it that this snake sneaks into barns and sucks milk from cows. That's how it got the name milk snake. While this snake does like to hang around barns, it's not to suck milk from cows--it likes to eat rodents.
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www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/eek/critter/reptile/mil...
www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/eek/critter/reptile/milksnake.htm
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Milk Snake Encyclopedia Eastern Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum) Morphs ... It is in North Corolina that the Eastern Milk Snake is believed to integrade with the Scarlet King Snake (elapsoides). This integrade is often referred to as the Coastal Plains Milk Snake.
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milksnakes.com/encyclopedia/triangulum.htm
milksnakes.com/encyclopedia/triangulum.htm
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