Distributional notes on some Virginia reptiles

Witt WL. 1963. Distributional notes on some Virginia reptiles. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. 76:305-306

One of the three reptiles described in these notes on distribution in Virginia is a smooth green snake found at Iron Mine Hollow on the Blue Ridge Parkway, in Botetourt County. The scientific name is given as Opheodrys v. vernalis, and this observation is the southernmost in the Blue Ridge. An additional specimen came from Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park. The snake has now been found in 6 Blue Ridge counties.

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Journal Article
Authors
Witt, William
Units
BLRI , SHEN
Keywords
Animal Communities (Wildlife), Animal Studies, Blue Ridge Parkway, Distribution, Iron Mine Hollow (BLRI), Reptiles (Reptilia), Research Report, Section 1-K, smooth green snake (Opheodrys vernalis vernalis)

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