I have tried, to little avail, to find some pics of Sinaloan Milksnakes natrual habitat. I have read that it is semi arid scrubland, but does mean it is more toward desert or something like the midwestern US?

Anyone have pics that might help me? A pic of a wild Sinaloan where it was caught would be great!

Thanks.

I think I found one. Does this look right? If so, that isn't much different than the forests of South East U.S., right? Eastern Kingsnake / Black Ratsnake type of envrionment?

This doesn't look semi-arid or like scrub land to me?

Knox,

This is what I found:

Sonoran-Sinaloan transition subtropical dry forest - Encyclopedia of Earth

Terrestrial Ecoregions -- Sinaloan dry forests (NT0228)

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Joao

Thank you! So, the forests and scrub ARE drier than South Eastern U.S.

I really do appreciate you taking the time to find that for me.