Assuming that's a pic of your setup only?
Snake Thread: 2025
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Nonvenomous western ribbon snake (thamnophis proximus).
Lots of water snakes today, probably saw 10-15 but they were quick. Only got poor pictures of dos
Little dude hanging out off the sidewalk on our evening walk.
12th Man Ag said:
Little dude hanging out off the sidewalk on our evening walk.
That's the perfect example of the Hersheys Kiss pattern.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Let's more snakes today but most jetted to deeper water as soon as we got close. Also found some skinks while mowing
Super cool, looks like a big male broadhead skink in the second photo.
Rat or Hognose?
They were about 2 feet from each other, scattered when I was edging which is when I saw the red head
Looks like rat to me. Why would you consider hognose? PS: I've had lots of drinks.
Someone posted this pic in the thread and made me second guess my immediate ID of rat.
10-4. It's a rat. 90% until 12F or Badace show up and confirm!
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12th Man Ag said:
Someone posted this pic in the thread and made me second guess my immediate ID of rat.
It's a rat snake... the whitish dot in the center of the dark blotches is a giveaway
So everyone is not playing where is Waldo the water snake (2 here) here is a blue heron as well
Both of those snakes were easier for me to find than the previous picture you posted. I am not sure I found one on the branches earlier.
Friend took a pic this morning at his place in Duval County. Breakfast of champions.
That's awesome! Indigo eating a bull snake
I'd rather it be eating a rattler, but still very cool to see.
Agree! We don't have many rattlesnakes but we have quite a few indigos. They earn their keep!
Guess what? More water snakes! A decent sized one that didn't hide very well. Saw 8 but only got decent pics of the 2
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Think he was trying to figure a way up to a bird nest. We had a chat, he hid up under the engine of my DR trimmer for a bit somehow, and then he went on his way.
Man, if "rat snake crinkle" was a picture...maroon barchetta said:
Think he was trying to figure a way up to a bird nest. We had a chat, he hid up under the engine of my DR trimmer for a bit somehow, and then he went on his way.
Quote:
We had a chat
Rat Snake, probably:
Skinny snakes today, saw a few more but they were skerd
maroon barchetta said:
Think he was trying to figure a way up to a bird nest. We had a chat, he hid up under the engine of my DR trimmer for a bit somehow, and then he went on his way.
that's a big SOB
TresPuertas said:maroon barchetta said:
Think he was trying to figure a way up to a bird nest. We had a chat, he hid up under the engine of my DR trimmer for a bit somehow, and then he went on his way.
that's a big SOB
That's what she said.
She may have, but not to you!!Champion of Fireball said:TresPuertas said:maroon barchetta said:
Think he was trying to figure a way up to a bird nest. We had a chat, he hid up under the engine of my DR trimmer for a bit somehow, and then he went on his way.
that's a big SOB
That's what she said.
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This and one of my collies had a sharp disagreement in my backyard: I think based on the keeled scales and pattern it is a water snake but can't see the head well in this pic from the wife..,
Maybe a hognose?
Maybe. I'd honestly lean hog nose based on the faint pattern I can make out beneath the blood. Not sure though…
Yeah, that's what I was thinking on first glance. Missed this post
It's not a hognose. Tail is wrong.
Male hognoses have longer tails, but not that long. And their tail from their vent is markedly skinnier than their body. Females have short tails.
That tail screams water snake.
Male hognoses have longer tails, but not that long. And their tail from their vent is markedly skinnier than their body. Females have short tails.
That tail screams water snake.
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