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LONG-NOSED SNAKE
Rhinocheilus lecontei

Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei from Maricopa Co., Az.   Photo by Kris Haas Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei from Pima Co., Az.     Photo by Jason Penney

Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei from McMullen Co., Tx. Photo Todd Hughes Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei from Washoe Co., Nv.   Photo Riley Campbell

Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei from Starr Co., Tx.        Photo John Williams Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei from Starr Co., Tx.         Photo John Williams

Long-nosed Snake - Rhinocheilus lecontei Rhinocheilus lecontei  from  FM Rd. 649 in  Starr County, Texas
                                                                        Photo John Williams

Distribution:  In our region, this species occurs across the western half of Texas, and across much of New Mexico, Arizona, southern California, Nevada, and western Utah.

Legal Status: Rhinocheilus lecontei is not a protected species.




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