NPSpecies

This is a snake of woodlands, woodland borders, and fields. Individuals are often associated with dead trees with peeling bark. They are arboreal but spend considerable time moving through underground rodent burrows.; Data Source: Keiser, Edmond, D. 2002. Survey of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Vicksburg National Military Park. unpublished report. 134pp.

Data Source: Keiser, Edmond, D. 2002. Survey of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Vicksburg National Military Park. unpublished report. 134pp.

Probably a moderately common snake within the park. Because of its habits, this species is usually more common than collection records indicate.; Data Source: Keiser, Edmond, D. 2002. Survey of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Vicksburg National Military Park. unpublished report. 134pp.