Stive said:
The dark head on that third pic is really cool.
Came across one in PA last year and it's head was totally black
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Came across one in PA last year and it's head was totally black
one MEEN Ag said:
Are all of those timber rattlesnakes?
named according to location.
On the East ern part of Virginia Canebreakes and the Western (Appalachia) Timber Rattlesnake. Basically two of the same with the exception of ecosystems.
These where in the Western so Timber Rattlesnake.
Might be my favorite post of the snake threads. Timbers are awesome snakes (so it seems, safely tucked behind my desk on the interwebs).oneeyedag said:
Virginia Wildlife resources
Favorite. Terrifying. Fine line.
Can't believe how thick those timbers are!
Can't believe how thick those timbers are!
DBWS - North San Gabriel near Bertram.
There was a recent enough skin molting It still had its color.
Scared the bejeezers outta me
There was a recent enough skin molting It still had its color.
Scared the bejeezers outta me
Mascara got my attention!
Its got me confused... So is it a DBWS as the poster stated or a Cottonmouth?1990AG said:
Mascara got my attention!
If you get a little closer, you'll know when he opens his mouth and starts with the shakkkkky tale!
In all honesty, I'll leave it to the experts, but sure looks like a cotton mouth head to me...color is confusing and pics not clear
In all honesty, I'll leave it to the experts, but sure looks like a cotton mouth head to me...color is confusing and pics not clear
DBWS
It does look like he's wearing mascara in those pics...
That's not really a mascara mark. It looks like some shadow effect and the angle at which the pic was taken. It is definitely a DBWS....
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Thanks Badace...shows we're still learning!!
Badace52 said:
That's not really a mascara mark. It looks like some shadow effect and the angle at which the pic was taken. It is definitely a DBWS....
Okay, as long as it's a camera issue I guess I don't have throw out everything I feel like I've learned in this awesome thread over the years!
Not a copperhead for once. Rat snake doing a high wire act on one of my fences.
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I think there is one less mule deer out there that the snek ate as fat as he is.mpl35 said:
Fort Collins Co. Colorado state University foothills campus.
We get snakes, mule deer, bobcats, coyotes, and even some mountain lions.
We've been seeing tons of snakes lately at our place. We have a new coachwhip living in a hole under a faucet, and while I was looking at him, caught a baby checkered garter.
Rat snake?
Yep
Can anyone ID this snake? Found it in my yard.
That's a budhead if I've ever seen one.
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Can anyone ID this snake? Found it in my yard.
I can't tell from this angle. I may need to see it in person to ID it.
My EXTREME novice knowledge level makes me think copperhead.
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Seems I've seen this picture before
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Seems I've seen this picture before
Never! It's definitely an original and never posted elsewhere.
iD?
I'm going with coachwhip.
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Are those vertical stripes below the mouth?
Yes. I saw those, so I guess it is a water snake, but it looks so light. I suck at these ID's!
So what was the "official" ID of that Weedsnake above?
Counterpoint said:
So what was the "official" ID of that Weedsnake above?
It is a rattlesnake from the West or California. My guess is a Mohave rattlesnake.
SteveBott said:
iD?
Yellow bellied water snake
Naveronski said:
Can anyone ID this snake? Found it in my yard.
Looks like a red diamond rattlesnake from SoCal
Found in our driveway, I've tried finding it on inaturalist.com but can't quite figure it out. Thoughts? Thanks!
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