Gray-banded Kingsnake
Lampropeltis alterna
- L. alterna – Brewster Co, TX – photo by Ric Blair
- L. alterna – Crockett Co, TX – photo by Ben Stupavsky
- L. alterna – Crockett Co, TX – photo by Michael Price
- L. alterna – Jeff Davis Co, TX – photo by Ric Blair
- L. alterna – Kinney Co, TX – photo by Richard McNab
- L. alterna – Terrell Co, TX – photo by Nathan Wells
- L. alterna – Terrell Co, TX – photo by Nathan Wells
- L. alterna – Terrell Co, TX – photo by Rob Klockman
- L. alterna – Val Verde Co, TX – photo by Jason Penney
- L. alterna – Val Verde Co, TX – photo by Rob Klockman
- L. alterna – Val Verde Co, TX – photo by Wayne Howell
- L. alterna – Map by Tom Lott, SWCHR
DISTRIBUTION: In our region, Lampropeltis alterna occurs only in the Trans-Pecos Region of Texas and from Eddy County and possibly Otero County in New Mexico. There have been fewer than a half dozen verified specimens from New Mexico.
LEGAL STATUS: Lampropeltis alterna is listed as a Threatened Species in the state of New Mexico.