Eastern-Milk Snake (Lamproellitis Triangulum) Suzanne Paolucci What is its description?  Light gray to tan  Slender snake  Reddish-brown spots  Brown and black border  Glossy appearance What is its description?  Light gray to tan  Slender snake  Reddish-brown spots  Brown and black border  Glossy appearance

What is its habitat? Forested regions Open prairies Rocky slopes A wide range  Mostly live in … Woods Meadows Rivers Farms And Cities What is its habitat? Forested regions Open prairies Rocky slopes A wide range  Mostly live in … Woods Meadows Rivers Farms And Cities

Did you know the Eastern-Milk Snake has an interesting diet!  Preys on small animals  Cow milk (It does not milk the cow)  Mostly eats….  Slugs  Insects  Earth worms  Birds  Fish  Frogs and other snakes Did you know the Eastern-Milk Snake has an interesting diet!  Preys on small animals  Cow milk (It does not milk the cow)  Mostly eats….  Slugs  Insects  Earth worms  Birds  Fish  Frogs and other snakes

The Eastern-Milk has a great way to protect itself!!  Coils in S shape  Will vibrate tail when cornered or handled  People mistake them for rattlesnake  Are very harmless to humans The Eastern-Milk has a great way to protect itself!!  Coils in S shape  Will vibrate tail when cornered or handled  People mistake them for rattlesnake  Are very harmless to humans

How does the Eastern-milk snake reproduce?  6-20 eggs  Eggs laid in June  Hatch in late summer How does the Eastern-milk snake reproduce?  6-20 eggs  Eggs laid in June  Hatch in late summer

The head shape and eye color!! Color and scale shape

Pictures of the Eastern-milk snake!!

 Live mostly in Lower Peninsula  Uncommon in Upper Peninsula  Live mostly in Lower Peninsula  Uncommon in Upper Peninsula  They are nocturnal  Primarily terrestrial  They are nocturnal  Primarily terrestrial

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