Ringneck Snake
Just in case it was trying to find a way inside the house, I relocated him into the woods.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Ringneck Snake
I spotted this guy slithering along outside our house. Since it was only about 8" long, I assumed it was a baby snake. However, with some online research, I identified it as a ringneck snake which only grow to about 12" long. I still think this was a young one. The mortar gap between the bricks in only about a half inch wide, giving you an idea how small this snake is.
Just in case it was trying to find a way inside the house, I relocated him into the woods.
Just in case it was trying to find a way inside the house, I relocated him into the woods.
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1 comment:
Oh wow.. its a pretty snake. but I don't like them.
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