Flying Snakes” in the genus Chrysopelea are arboreal colubrids. The genus comprises five species (Uetz and Hošek 2013) of which two, C. ornata (Shaw 1802) and C. taprobanica Smith 1943, have been recorded in India. The Golden Flying Snake (C. ornata) ranges through northern India and much of southeastern Asia to the Philippines, with a disjunct population recognized at the subspecific level in Sri Lanka. Chrysopelea taprobanica was considered a color variant of C. ornata until recognized as a distinct species by Smith (1943) and was believed to be endemic to Sri Lanka (Taylor 1950; Deraniyagala 1955; Pyron et al. 2013). However, Guptha et al. (2015) recently documented the presence of the species in the Seshachalam Biosphere Reserve in the Eastern Ghats of India (Fig. 1). Herein we provide two additional records of C. cf. taprobanica, one each from the Western and Eastern Ghats.