Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake
Crotalus mitchellii pyrrhus
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Arizona – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Andrew T. Holycross, AzPARC
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Maricopa Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Riverside Co, CA – photo by James D. Bear
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- C. m. pyrrhus consuming Whiptail Lizard – Riverside Co, CA – photo by Rich Rang
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yavapai Co, AZ – photo by Lee Hull
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yavapai Co, AZ – photo by Randy Babb
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yavapai Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yuma Co, AZ – photo by Ben Stupavsky
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yuma Co, AZ – photo by Bill White
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yuma Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yuma Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yavapai Co, AZ – photo by Will Wells
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- C. m. pyrrhus – Yuma Co, AZ – photo by Bill White
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- Map by Steve Bledsoe, SWCHR
DISTRIBUTION: In our region, Crotalus m. pyrrhus occurs in eastern Arizona, southern California, southeastern Nevada and extreme southwestern Utah.
LEGAL STATUS: Crotalus m. pyrrhus is protected as a Species of Concern in Utah, but is afforded no protection in Arizona, California or Nevada.