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In reply to ttha_aggie_09 • 9:24p, 4/16/21
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How long does that last him? A week?
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11:08p, 4/16/21
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Ran into this little guy crossing the road at the deer lease today.

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1:04p, 4/17/21
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Bonham State Park.


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1:45p, 4/17/21
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Never seen that kind of centipede. We only have those huge red-headed behemoths.
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In reply to DaveHimself • 1:48p, 4/17/21
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2nd pic looks like the guest list to a nightmare party.
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In reply to agent-maroon • 2:16p, 4/17/21
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agent-maroon said:
2nd pic looks like the guest list to a nightmare party.

It was epic battle between scorpion and centipede. Centipede was the aggressor. Snake played dead, ID on it?
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In reply to DaveHimself • 2:26p, 4/17/21
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Rough earth snake on the ID?
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3:01p, 4/17/21
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I have probably killed 150 of those bark scorpions at our land in the last year - at least 40 inside the house. They are tough to try to control.
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5:43p, 4/17/21
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Since we diverged slightly, on my side fence, monarch chrysalis.
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In reply to agent-maroon • 5:56a, 4/18/21
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agent-maroon said:
Rough earth snake on the ID?


Actually that is a Flat headed snake...
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In reply to Badace52 • 7:08a, 4/18/21
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Didn't know there was such a snake. Thank you for adding to my knowledge!


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The flat-headed snake is Missouri's smallest snake. It is smooth-scaled, and the general color is tan, gray brown, or slightly reddish brown. The head is sometimes darker than the rest of the body or is black. The belly is salmon pink, a characteristic that distinguishes it from the similar-looking earthsnakes, which have grayish or cream-colored bellies
FLAT-HEADED SNAKE
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In reply to DaveAg02 • 7:59a, 4/18/21
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DaveAg02 said:
I have probably killed 150 of those bark scorpions at our land in the last year - at least 40 inside the house. They are tough to try to control.


Have you tried DemonWP? We used to get a bunch of those in our duplex back when I was in school (got hit twice) and after spraying didn't have any problems. Mostly just swept the little a holes' corpses up.
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In reply to KT_Ag08 • 8:15a, 4/18/21
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Willing to try!
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1:25p, 4/18/21
What's this guy? Juvenile something
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In reply to BrokeAssAggie • 1:35p, 4/18/21
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Cool snake... I am guessing brown snake
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In reply to DaveAg02 • 4:59p, 4/18/21
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DaveAg02 said:
Cool snake... I am guessing brown snake
I believe you're correct, but I'll wait for one of the more knowledgeable posters to verify
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In reply to BrokeAssAggie • 5:01p, 4/18/21
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Dekays Brown snake non-venomous and eats slugs and insects. I'd assume adult or adolescent.
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In reply to Scoopen Skwert • 8:23p, 4/18/21
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Nacho Thigh Juice said:
Dekays Brown snake non-venomous and eats slugs and insects. I'd assume adult or adolescent.


Everything here is accurate... Looks more like a pretty average sized adult to me than a juvenile.
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In reply to BrokeAssAggie • 4:37p, 4/19/21
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What's this guy? Juvenile something
Looks like a snail to me.
Oh, you mean the snake.
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12:25p, 4/21/21

Saw what I'm guessing is a juvenile DBWS on a walk with the dog the other day. Little sucker wouldn't let me get any closer, he ran away pretty quick
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12:27p, 4/21/21

Saw this one today. My best guess is banded water snake, but the dark patterning threw me for a loop.
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In reply to mandevilleag • 1:55p, 4/21/21
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mandevilleag said:

Saw what I'm guessing is a juvenile DBWS on a walk with the dog the other day. Little sucker wouldn't let me get any closer, he ran away pretty quick


Correct...
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In reply to mandevilleag • 1:57p, 4/21/21
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mandevilleag said:

Saw this one today. My best guess is banded water snake, but the dark patterning threw me for a loop.


Also correct... Mostly. It is a broad banded water snake and it is abnormally dark and drab in coloration. It is likely about to shed.
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2:33p, 4/21/21
Again from West Houston
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In reply to Null and Void • 2:35p, 4/21/21
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Looks like she's got a nice fish in her belly.
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In reply to Daddy-O5 • 8:23a, 4/24/21
Sad to report that this old girl has passed on. We'll have a new matriarch in the lake now.
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10:01a, 4/24/21
Same subdivision, different lake. About 15' from waters edge.
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10:57a, 4/24/21
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Killed this little guy last week. Sorry, didn't take a pic till after I had chopped him in little pieces.

He was inside an old dead stump. I tried to remember all the sayings, but finally got out the text machine and googled it.

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5:46p, 4/24/21
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8:07p, 4/24/21
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I saw this on a hike in Austin today. It was about 2 1/2 feet long. Anyone know what type it is?
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In reply to BillyPilgrim • 8:33p, 4/24/21
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BillyPilgrim said:
I saw this on a hike in Austin today. It was about 2 1/2 feet long. Anyone know what type it is?


That's a tough one for me without a better look at the head. I would probably respect it enough for a cottonmouth until proven otherwise.
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In reply to DaveAg02 • 8:44p, 4/24/21
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I'm going yellow belly WS....def not a moc

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In reply to BillyPilgrim • 10:38p, 4/24/21
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Nerodia eryrhrogaster... Probably what most people would call a plain belly water snake.
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7:39a, 4/25/21
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Fort Worth Botanic Garden yesterday. PBWS?
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9:17a, 4/25/21
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Well at least we don't have to deal with these over here:
https://news.yahoo.com/woman-swallowed-python-she-checked-100000564.html
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