Re:of poisonous snakes

Given where you were and that description maybe it was a Red Racer.

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Subject:    of poisonous snakes
Author: pkssreid@email.msn.com (Reid Family)
Date:       4/26/02 6:03 PM

OOPS!  In case anyone gets overly impressed with my brothers and me and mistakes
 us for the stateside version of Steve Erwin et.al., let me just correct that re
ptilian ID of the snake we handled: It wasn't a coral snake - yikes- or even the
 California KING snake we all originally thought, but now my brother thinks some
 other snake altogether; perhaps a ringneck snake.  Any snake fans among you pla
ntsfolk?  Bright orange belly with a gray/black back; very slender.
Karrie Reid
  

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OOPS!  In case anyone gets overly impressed with my brothers and me and mistakes us for the stateside version of Steve Erwin et.al., let me just correct that reptilian ID of the snake we handled: It wasn't a coral snake - yikes- or even the California KING snake we all originally thought, but now my brother thinks some other snake altogether; perhaps a ringneck snake.  Any snake fans among you plantsfolk?  Bright orange belly with a gray/black back; very slender.
Karrie Reid
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