North American Brown or Copperhead?

capsfan78

I'm XRATED
Hey everyone, I'd love your input on this. Saw this small snake, about 10' long in a bush in the front yard. At first I thought it was a copperhead, but eyes were wrong. I think it is a brown snake. Anyone who knows fur certain, I'd love your input.
 

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toppick08

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If I see a 10 foot Copperhead....:jet:.....,I'll cash in my chips 2morrow............that's not a copperhead...:yay:
 

NatureCenter

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It is not a copperhead and it is not a garter snake.

It is a completely harmless Northern Brown Snake. Sometimes referred to as DeKay's Snake. Scientific name: Storeria dekayi

They are small snakes, about the thickness of a pencil, and rarely exceeding 12 inches in length. Their diet is primarily earthworms and slugs.
 

morningbell

hmmmmmm
It is not a copperhead and it is not a garter snake.

It is a completely harmless Northern Brown Snake. Sometimes referred to as DeKay's Snake. Scientific name: Storeria dekayi

They are small snakes, about the thickness of a pencil, and rarely exceeding 12 inches in length. Their diet is primarily earthworms and slugs.

Why is everybody finding all these really cool snakes and I don't :mad:
My son found a black snake the other day while riding his bike. I guess I've just been too busy :drama:
 
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