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Looks like a Florida scarlet snake (as opposed to scarlet kingsnake) to me. The orange head ring is a good diagnostic.
Scarlet snake:
Scarlet kingsnake:
Scarlet snake:
Scarlet kingsnake:
Dang! Your IDs are incredible. I didn't even know that was a species.
Here's another picture where you can see the orange head ring. Bravo, sir.
Here's another picture where you can see the orange head ring. Bravo, sir.
Couple of months ago in Palo Pinto county. Had to check my britches as I was checking these bait boxes.
That's one way to keep the mouse population down.
On my run heard then saw a PBWS by a pond, started rattling its tails on the leaves for a good 30 seconds, first time a water snake has ever done that around me.
Saw a 18+ inch dekays brown snake, easily the longest one I have ever seen in my life. Had to do a double take to confirm it was not a garter snake or something similar.
Saw a 18+ inch dekays brown snake, easily the longest one I have ever seen in my life. Had to do a double take to confirm it was not a garter snake or something similar.
You sure it was a dekays brown and not a juvenile YB racer? They can look similar before the racer goes through its color/pattern transition.P.U.T.U said:
On my run heard then saw a PBWS by a pond, started rattling its tails on the leaves for a good 30 seconds, first time a water snake has ever done that around me.
Saw a 18+ inch dekays brown snake, easily the longest one I have ever seen in my life. Had to do a double take to confirm it was not a garter snake or something similar.
Found a 2ft shed out by the shop that will be Monday's show and tell for my daughter. 1.5-2" diameter. Any chance at an ID? Only snakes we've ever seen here are mostly copperheads, occasional water snake (tons of frogs this year), and what I believe was a rough earth snake. Cooke county
Kid almost stepped on a coral snake when he was chasing after an armadillo last week, then his brother almost stepped on a copperhead while blood trailing his deer the next day. Two close calls. You could barely see any red on the top of the coral snake , but it looked normal on the belly. I blame this evolution on all the pigs!
Also shot an overconfident diamondback water snake that had a big mudcat by the head. Twofer on worthless creatures.
Also shot an overconfident diamondback water snake that had a big mudcat by the head. Twofer on worthless creatures.
Juvenile cottonmouth? (pictured next to a mini shovel)
You nailed it! Zorro mask and the pixelated look
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Also saddles and not Hershey KissesPasquale Liucci said:
You nailed it! Zorro mask and the pixelated look
P.U.T.U said:Also saddles and not Hershey KissesPasquale Liucci said:
You nailed it! Zorro mask and the pixelated look
Good point this little guy is pretty textbook demonstration of cottonmouth vs copperhead as far as pattern goes
Been seeing this big female soft shell on walks, pictures don't do it justice, around 2ft shell diameter.
Saw what was probably a juvenile diamondback water snake, I say probably since it was more brown than I have ever seen a water snake around here and it had a very similar pattern to the above moccasin. Too small and far away to positively ID it but since I have seen several hundred snakes around here with no moccasins I am going to lean towards a water snake. Didn't see the yellowish on its tail
Saw what was probably a juvenile diamondback water snake, I say probably since it was more brown than I have ever seen a water snake around here and it had a very similar pattern to the above moccasin. Too small and far away to positively ID it but since I have seen several hundred snakes around here with no moccasins I am going to lean towards a water snake. Didn't see the yellowish on its tail
I love soft shells
Sealy Prairie - ID?
Hognose ?
Plain belly water snake I believe
DJV2012 said:
Plain belly water snake I believe
I might call this one blotched, but it's a matter of opinion really. N. Erythrogaster.
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I see you….
White eye shadow?.... what did I see?
Black coachwhip?
Black coachwhip?
Southern black racer maybe?DoitBest said:
White eye shadow?.... what did I see?
Black coachwhip?
It's a coachwhip. Coloration can vary from black like this in the eastern part of the state to red in the western part.DoitBest said:
White eye shadow?.... what did I see?
Black coachwhip?
My landscape crew came across this guy. My foreman said it was trying to bite him.
Thanks!
Thanks!
ftworthag02 said:
My landscape crew came across this guy. My foreman said it was trying to bite him.
Thanks!
DeKay's Brown snake.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Thank you! Non venomous?
non-venomous
Great! Thanks!
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Another day another kill for the JRT.
Righteous kill on the cottonmouth nope rope
There is no stopping her. These young ones are very non-aggressive and they rarely stand a chance. If her collar had been on, we maybe could have snake trained her on this one.
Striking color…
Edit to add the top photo was where he was before being disturbed. Full grass pasture 20 yards away and he was camouflaged in a small patch of grass on a sand road.
Mas89 said:
Striking color…
Nice. That's a biggun.
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