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coral snakes...
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by BD713 on October 28, 2004
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I live in western N.C where there are no coral snakes. I was just wondering for those of you who do have them, how hard are they to find. Also are they a rare snake, or are there numbers plentyful, but just hard to locate? Thanks alot Billy. p.s I hope everyone can make it to Greenvile this weekend!
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by bush_viper17 on October 29, 2004
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All the field guides say that they are common, but you dont see them often because of there habits. They stay under ground alot and I think that they are crepescular(active in early morning while the dew is still on the grass and late evening) Another reason,in my opinion,that we dont see them often is that we look to hard(lol). I was looking hard to find a pigmy in S.Georgia and then after the second day I just started looking just in fields in the open and I found a pigmy. Probably the same for the coral snake. One of my friends said that he saw one in North Florida and He found it in late evening.
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by GREGLONGHURST on October 31, 2004
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The majority of the snake calls I have had from police & frightened citizens in the last thirty years have been corals. Palm Beach County, Florida.
~~Greg~~
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