SNAKE. §1 



Viper, Br. ZcoL III. ^6. Genus IVo VII. SNAKE. 



Coluber sftivus, 155— 144.— /;/«. 387.. 29. Familiar; 



Green Snake, Catefiy, ii. 57. 



CN. With a flender body, of an uniform pale green, A fmall 

 fpecies. 



Inhabits Carolina :■ lives among the branches of trees, on flies and Place, 



other infedts : is eafily tamed, and become fo familiar, that fome peo- 

 ple will carry it in their bofom. 



Blueifli green Snake. Catejby, ii. 47. 30. PoRRACEOua.. 



Coluber myfterizans, 192 — 167.— i,//r. 389; 



ON, With a very fle^ider body, of a blueilh green color : head fmall 1. 

 nofe turned up at the endl 

 Inhabits trees, and lives on infefts like the former. 



Coluber fimus, 126 — 45.!,. 31. CaoMfib^ 



130 — 25.5 ■''-' 



CN- With aroundifh head, turned-up nofe, a black crooked band be- 

 tween the eyes : a white crofs on the top of the head, with a black- 

 foot in the middle : body black, fafciated with white 1 belly black. 



Inhabits Carolina. Pi ace. 



Water Viper, CateJBy, ii. 45* 33. WaTER., 



Horn-Snakej La'tufon, 130. 



CN. With a large head, fmall neck j fangs ia the upper jaw t color of 



head and back dulky : belly fafciated with black apd yellow. At 



the end of the tail a fmall horny fubftance. 



Inhaoits; 



