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REGAL RING-NECKED SNAKE
Diadophis punctatus regalis

Regal Ringneck Snake - Diadophis punctatus regalis Diadophis punctatus regalis from Hidalgo County, New Mexico                                                                      Photo by Michael Price Regal Ringneck Snake - Diadophis punctatus regalis Diadophis  punctatus  regalis  from  Coconino  County,  Arizona                                                                         Photo by Diego Ortiz

Regal Ringneck Snake - Diadophis punctatus regalis Juvenile Diadophis punctatus regalis from Santa Cruz County, Az.
                                                                         Photo by Diego Ortiz

Distribution:  In our region, this species occurs in west Texas, western New Mexico, across much of Arizona, and in parts of Utah. In addition, there are several small isolated populations in Nevada.

Legal Status:  Diadophis punctatus regalis is not a protected species in our region.






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