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ID snake

by Simo Mediani - 23/6/2010 1h43

Hi
During my trip in northern Morocco I found a snake near the forest and I like to know what species it is (See the photographs).
Thank you

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Posted on: 23/6/2010 10h15

Jeroen Speybroeck

> (See the photographs).
Where?

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Last active: 11/11/2010
Posted on: 23/6/2010 21h13

Simo Mediani

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Posted on: 24/6/2010 0h44

Johann Mols

Malpolon monspessulanus?

Locality: Austria
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Posted on: 24/6/2010 7h48

Mario Schweiger

For sure: Malpolon monspessulanus

Mario

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Posted on: 28/6/2010 17h56

Simo Mediani

thank you for the answer!

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Posted on: 4/7/2010 2h19

Simo Mediani

According to a long research on Internet to determine the sex of the animal, is it possible to know if it’s of an male or a female?

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Posted on: 4/7/2010 9h13

Johann Mols

It is not an adult so it is a bit difficult but it looks like a young male on the pic

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Posted on: 8/7/2010 19h14

Simo Mediani

thanks Johann Mols