Time for a pop quiz... Name that snake! It was about three feet long, shy, slender and living near a stream. Here and here and here are helpful snake identification websites.
Great job, Karen, Lee and Robin! You guess it -- this is an Eastern Milk Snake. Click the link below (and then scroll down to see the second photo) to learn more about his colorful critter. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_Snake
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Time for a pop quiz... Name that snake! It was about three feet long, shy, slender and living near a stream. Here and here and here are helpful snake identification websites.
Looks like an Eastern Milk Snake. Thanks for the cool blog.
ReplyDeleteThat's a grown-up version of the baby one we found at the beach house this summer. Eastern Milk Snake is what we thought, too.
ReplyDeleteThat's a milk snake isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Karen, Lee and Robin! You guess it -- this is an Eastern Milk Snake. Click the link below (and then scroll down to see the second photo) to learn more about his colorful critter. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_Snake
ReplyDeleteI don't know, it looks to me like a corn snake of some sort.
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