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Corn Snake
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Eats
Carnivores, eating mice, rats, birds, and bats. When young they mostly eat lizards and tree frogs.
Lives
Live throughout the Eastern US from southern New Jersey to Florida and west in Louisiana and parts of Kentucky. They are most abundant in Florida and other south-eastern states. They can live in a variety of habitats including wooded groves, rocky hillsides, meadows, and barns or abandoned buildings near wooded areas.
Behavior
Throughout the year, Corn Snakes change between being diurnal and nocturnal.
Description
Corn snakes are a small to medium- sized snake that are often orange or brownish-yellow in coloration. The are patterned with large, reddish blotches outlined in black and their stomachs often have distinctive rows of black and white checkerboarding. They can be various colors depending on their geographic location and age.
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How can I Help?
Although listed as a species of least concern, they are still suffering from loss of habitat due to urban development and habitat fragmentation. Leaving habitats in your yard and leaving snakes alone when you find them can help their populations tremendously.
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