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Learn about the Mountain Earthsnake (Virginia pulchra), a small fossorial snake of special concern in Pennsylvania. See its habitat, description, scale count, range, and possible confusion species.
- Timber Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake - Mountain Earthsnake – PA HERP...
- Northern Rough Greensnake
Rough Green Snake. Habitat: Moist habitat, waterways in...
- Northern Ring-necked Snake
Northern Ring-necked Snake - Mountain Earthsnake – PA HERP...
- Short-headed Gartersnake
A small to medium sized snake with a short head that is not...
- Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Pointed, upturned rostral scale. (Giving the snake the name...
- Dekay's Brownsnake
A small gray or brownish snake with two parallel rows of...
- Northern Copperhead
Northern Copperhead - Mountain Earthsnake – PA HERP...
- Eastern Milksnake
Eastern Milksnake - Mountain Earthsnake – PA HERP...
- Timber Rattlesnake
Virginia striatula (formerly Haldea striatula), commonly called the rough earth snake, is a species of nonvenomous natricine colubrid snake native to the Southeastern United States.
Mountain Earthsnake. Scientific Name: Virginia valeriae pulchra. Etymology: Genus: Virginia is derived from the Latin word virgo which means "virgin". Species: valeriae is to honor Miss Valeria Blaney, the first documented collector of the species. Subspecies: pulchra is derived from the Latin word pulcher which means "beautiful". Vernacular ...
Learn about the mountain earthsnake, a small nonvenomous snake found only in the northern corner of Highland County in Virginia. See its characteristics, distribution, habitat, food and more from the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources.
The smooth earth snake (Virginia valeriae) is a species of nonvenomous natricine colubrid snake native to the eastern half of the United States.
In Maryland, this snake occurs in Garrett County, where it is rarely seen. This species is ranked as S1-S2, and is considered state-endangered and vulnerable (Maryland DNR site). There are 11 records in the project database. View taxon at iNaturalist. GA.
Characteristics: Ground color of this 30 to 36” garter snake is dark slate gray to jet black. The 3 stripes are usually well defined. Dorsal stripe is orangish to white, lateral stripes are yellow.
