Please I.D. this reptile

[elgordoboy]

it was in my front yard near my bike.

 

[NoHall]

Looks like what I've always called a corn snake. SJ? Do you concur?

 

[Rudyjohn]

these always looked like copperheads to me.

 

[NoHall]

these always looked like copperheads to me.

They look like copperheads to critters that might eat them. The color is different, though, and the markings are irregular.

 

[elgordoboy]

Looks like what I've always called a corn snake. SJ? Do you concur?

these always looked like copperheads to me.

Awesome One for the harmless column and one for the dead before you hit the ground column.

 

[NoHall]

Awesome One for the harmless column and one for the dead before you hit the ground column.

My sources, in addition to 15 years of screaming at snakes in the landscape industry.

 

[wrobert]

http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/herpetology/fl-guide/Elaphegguttata.htm


Go with the harmless.

 

[rdelong43065]

My advise is a snake is a snake. Never get close enough to find out if it is a good snake or a bad snake.

 

[Rudyjohn]

Awesome One for the harmless column and one for the dead before you hit the ground column.

well, you should know that every snake looks either like a copperhead, coral or moccasin to me.


I also should say that I cannot stretch my legs out under my desk now - skeered that a snake might be laying under there.

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[elgordoboy]

My sources, in addition to 15 years of screaming at snakes in the landscape industry.

Thanks

http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/herpetology/fl-guide/Elaphegguttata.htm


Go with the harmless.

Thanks

My advise is a snake is a snake. Never get close enough to find out if it is a good snake or a bad snake.

Thanks

well, you should know that every snake looks either like a copperhead, coral or moccasin to me.


I also should say that I cannot stretch my legs out under my desk now - skeered that a snake might be laying under there.

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and :rofl: ..nice full disclosure.