(Sistrurus miliarus barbouri)
of Adult:
Their tiny rattle makes a buzzing sound that is audible for only a few feet. Record longevity exceeds 15 years.
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| PYGMY RATTLESNAKE (Sistrurus miliarus barbouri) |
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| Habitat: | Lakes and marshes, palmetto pine flatwoods, sandhills, cypress ponds, and mixed pine hardwood forests. |
| Diet: | Lizards, small snakes, mice and occasionally insects |
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| Reproduction: | Female gives birth to 2?32 (avg.4-8) young, July to September. |
Their tiny rattle makes a buzzing sound that is audible for only a few feet. Record longevity exceeds 15 years. |
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