The Pine Woods Littersnake
- Scientific Name
- Rhadinaea flavilata
- Also Known As
- Pine Woods Snake
- Range
- Northern, Central Florida and into the Panhandle
- Diet
- Small frogs, Salamanders, Lizards
- Life Expectancy
- 7 Years
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This Snake is Not Venomous
The Pine Woods Littersnake in Central Florida
The pine woods littersnake (Rhadinaea flavilata) is a nonvenomous colubrid species found in the southeastern United States. As their name suggests, these secretive snakes inhabit pine forests and sandy uplands in central Florida. This comprehensive guide provides detailed identification tips, biology facts, and information on pine woods littersnake habits, reproduction, diet, potential health risks, and prevention methods if encountered near residential areas.
Appearance and Identification
The pine woods littersnake can be identified by the following juvenile and adult physical characteristics