SNAKE. 



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Coluber fipedon, 144— 73,— iy,;. 3,79. ^^ Dusky, 



gN. Wholly dufky. 



Inhabits North America. ' Plac«. 



Coluber fulvius, 2i3— 31.— Z/"?;. 381. 43. Tawny. 



CN. With a body flirrounded with twenty-two black, and twenty-two 

 tawjiy rings, the laft fpotted with black, and marked before and 

 behind with white. 



Inhabits Carolina. - Place. 



Coluber iirtalis, 150 — 114. — Z!«. 383. 44. Vittatid, 



CN. With a dufky body, flightly ftriated, and furrounded with three 

 blueifh green bands. 

 Inhabits Canada, Place. 



Penfacola, Mr. £////. , 45. Peni-acola. 



CN. With a narrow white flripe from head to tail > on each fide s 

 broad one of black, this bounded by another narrow one of white ; 

 and beneath that another of black, dentated: belly white, marked on 

 each fide with a row of minute black fpots. Length nine inches. 

 Inhabits Penjacola. 



Placb, 



Little black and red Snake, Ediv. 349. 46.M1WUTE, 



CN. With a jetty black head and back : white ring round the neck : 

 rich fcarlet body : flame-colored eyes, not fo large as the common 

 greater earth-worms. 



Inhabits Penjylvania : lives in crevices of rocks, walls, or dried wood^ Placi, 



feeding on beetles, worms, £f?f. Seldom appears abroad. 



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