Eastern Indigo Snakes are a glossy iridescent blueish black. The Eastern Indigo Snake is federally protected as a threatened species. This snake is usually 1.5-2.5 feet long, but they can grow as long as 3.5 feet.Įastern Indigo Snake (Drymarchon couperi) This snake is usually 4-6 feet long, but they can grow as long as 8.5 feet.Įastern Hog-nosed Snake (Heterodon platirhinos)Įastern Hog Noses are yellow, gray, olive, brown, or black with dark brown-black blotches. Long, thin tail with a braided appearance. This snake is usually 3-4 feet long, but they can grow as long as 6.5 feet.Ĭoachwhip are a dark olive, brown, or black which fades towards the tail. This snake is usually 1.5-2 feet long, but they can grow as long as 4 feet with a thin bodyĬommon King Snakes are brown or tan with yellow or cream crossbands. Between the stripes are dark rows of blotches similar to a checkerboard pattern. This snake is usually 3.5-4.5 feet long, but they can grow as long as 5.5 feet with a thin body.Ĭommon Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis)Ĭommon Garter Snakes are olive, yellow, black and gray and are marked by three yellow stripes. This snake is usually 4-6 inches long, but they can grow as long as 7 inches.īrown Water Snakes are brown and marked by dark square blotches in a checkerboard pattern and dark spots on their belly. This snake is usually 10-15 inches long, but they can grow as long as 18 inches.īrahminy Blind Snake (Ramphotyphlops braminus)īrahminy Blind Snakes are a shiny brown color. This snake is usually 2-4.5 feet long, but they can grow as long as 6 feet with a thin body.īlack Swamp Snakes are a shiny black color with black bars or triangle markings. It is solid black chin and throat are white. Juvenile Black racers have a blotched pattern that fades to a black or gray color with age.Īdult Black racers are solid black with a white throat/chin area. This snake is usually 2.5-3 long, but they can grow as long as 4.5 feet with a thick body.īlack Racer or Black Snake (Coluber constrictor) This snake is usually 3.5-4.5 feet long, but they can grow as long as 6 feet with a thick body.Ĭopperheads are a grayish-beige or pink color and are marked by hourglass crossbands. Timber Rattlesnakes are a pinkish tan, yellow gray, or brown color and are marked by a rusty red stripe and V shaped crossbands. This snake is usually 1-1.5 feet long, but they can grow as long as 2.5 feet with a thick body. Tales do have rattles but they are known to break off easily. Pygmy Rattlesnakes are gray with dark blotches and a reddish line down their back. This snake is usually 3–5 feet long, but they can grow as long as 7 feet. This snake is usually 2.5-3 feet long, but they can grow as long as 6 feet with a thick body.Įastern Diamond-backed Rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus)Įastern Diamondbacks are tan, gray, or brown with a diamond pattern down its back and a large rattle on the tip of the tail. Juvenile Cottonmouths splotched bands which fade as they get older and the tips of their tales are a mustard yellow color.Īdult Cottonmouths can be reddish-brown to dark gray or black with bands from their eyes to mouth.
This snake is usually 2-3 feet long, but they can grow as long as 4 feet.Ĭottonmouth or Water Moccasin (Agkistrodon piscivorous) Coral Snakes have red and black bands which are separated by thinner yellow bands.
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