Bottae but stebbins mcginnis 2012 state that c.
Northern rubber boa range.
It prefers loose soil that it can burrow into.
Score f 20 000 200 000 km squared about 8 000 80 000 square miles.
15 33 inches 38 84 cm weight.
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It is also found in moist sandy areas along rocky streams.
Comment 192 908 square kilometers from natural heritage program range maps.
Kootenay national park is the northern limit of its range and the hot pools provide it with a rare and much needed source of heat.
Ventral side yellow olive green to orange.
Rubber boas were found in 2006 and 2010 at montana de oro on the coast of san luis obispo county with photo confirmation in 2010.
Northern rubber boas feed on a variety of small prey including rodents birds lizards and the eggs of lizard and snakes.
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Most sightings occur around the hot springs area.
The northern rubber boa is found in a variety of habitats including woodlands montane forests and grasslands.
To the south the snake ranges across the northwestern u s as far south as northern california.
Northern rubber boas are common species with seemingly healthy populations throughout their wide range.
Between 35 and 80 cm long and fairly thick bodied the rubber boa resembles a rubbery tube with a slight taper at each end similar in shape to what you d roll out of a ball of clay.
Long term trend in population range area occupied or number or condition of occurrences unknown.
Score u unknown.
It seems most likely they would be c.
Umbratica occurs in the northern part of the south coast range which should include montana de oro but until someone gets a permit to take a dna sample from one of these.
Young are born pinkish but darken as they age.
The northern rubber boa is nocturnal rare and seldom seen.
Please do not stress the snake by picking it up.
Some northern rubber boas have even been recorded with body temperatures less than 44 f.
Coastal rubber boa northern rubber boa two headed snake.
The northern rubber boa is cold tolerant.
Dark brown to tan back.
Rubber boas appear quite different visually than any other species that share the same range except maybe for the southern rubber boa and thus are usually easy to identify.
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