Issued as part of the ongoing Bicentennial celebration, the 13Â¢ State Flags pane was a first in U.S. history. This was the first time a pane with 50 face-different stamps was issued.
NON-VENOMOUS. NON-VENOMOUS. Description: A greenish-brown snake with a diamond-like pattern on its back and dark bars on the sides of its body. The belly scales are yellow with dark markings on the sides. Males are smaller and thinner than females and they have small bumps on their chin.
Corallus caninus. Emerald tree boas are an exquisite green color, and some have striking white marks along the dorsal midline. As juveniles, these snakes range from yellow to orange or red. Arboreal, or tree-dwelling, in nature, this snakeâs tail is strongly prehensile, which means it is adapted to grasp or hold objects. Did You Know? Though green as adults, this snake is red as a hatchling. Diet. Emerald tree boas feed on rodents, birds and small mammals. Size. They can reach over 6 feet in length. Range