TEXAS SCARLET SNAKE
Cemophora coccinea lineri

Cemophora   coccinea   lineri   from   Aransas   County,   Texas                                                          Photo by Toby Hibbitts, TCWC

Habitat of Cemophora coccinea lineri  in Aransas County, Texas                                                                     Photo by John Williams

Distribution:  Cemophora coccinea lineri is only known from several counties located along the Texas Coastal Bend and in adjucant south Texas. Legal Status:  The Texas Scarlet Snake is protected by the State of Texas as a Threatened Species.

Range of Cemophora coccinea lineri       Map by Tom Lott, SWCHR

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