Nov 19, 2025
Northern Pine Snakes (Pituophis m. melanoleucus), family Colubridae, AL, USA
photograph by Alabama Herping
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Northern Pine Snakes (Pituophis m. melanoleucus), family Colubridae, AL, USA
photograph by Alabama Herping
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Met some REALLY cool friends at last night's CHS meeting. Seriously, if you're in Chicagoland and want to hang out with reptiles, come to our meetings. They're free! They're open to the public! And you are guaranteed to get to meet something cool! Look up the Chicago Herpetological Society on Facebook/insta, our website is broken as hell right now.
"let me in I want out" is not just a cat thing
Albertine is a three years old albino Southern pine snake (pituophis melanoleucus mugitus) and she's a most excellent young lady, with a lot of personality. She threw a full tantrum the other day when I dared to offer her a second chick for dinner. I'm a terrible snake dad.
Pine snake killing a rat By: Dr. Robert S. Simmons From: Life Nature Library: Reptiles 1963
Northern pine snake with night blooming cereus 🌿
A fun one I made during the holiday yesterday~~ Will likely redraw it digitally sometime!
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Northern Pine Snake.
The cute face of a pine snake [Pituophis melanoleucus melanoleucus] spotted in Virginia by photographer John White.