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Eastern Indigo Snake (Drymarchon couperi), family Colubridae, Everglades, South FL, USA
All indigo snakes used to be within the species D. corais, which had 12 subspecies, but they are now broken up between 5 or 6 species.
photograph by Chris Gillette
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An Eastern indigo snake (Drymarchon couperi) in Georgia, USA
by Greg Brashear
Typhon (Eastern indigo snake)
Got to meet a full grown indigo yesterday 😍😍
She smile for the camera
🌿 Lord of the Forest 🌿
Just a fun one of a Drymarchon melanurus erebennus, or Texas indigo snake, with round-lobed hepatica. Drymarchon are the coolest snakes, sorry I don't make the rules.
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Typhon by Julian Rossi
31 Days of Sneks and Snacks!
Day 23- Blue Indigo Snake!
John Edwards Holbrook was the first person to provide a description of the Blue Indigo Snake back in 1842.
Gomez looking fab after another perfect shed.
