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Found this on our front porch... ID please?
Ok so, my mom called me down to see this weird looking "worm" on the front porch... and low and behold it was a tiny baby snake, maybe only 5-6" long.
We live near water, so the dark browns and banding down the body made me think possible cottonmouth/water moccasin. Can anyone get a positive ID on this little thing?
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What state do you live in?
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It does look kind of like a cottonmouth...but could also be a northern water snake or a brown water snake...both of which are often mistaken for a cottonmouth.
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a water snake would be my guess as well, probably a brown. the head is the wrong shape to be a cotton mouth.
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Nerodia sp, northern or banded - harmless.
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Re: Found this on our front porch... ID please?
Harmless, wrong head for a cotton mouth
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Re: Found this on our front porch... ID please?
Not a cottonmouth. Baby cottonmouths, like baby copperheads, have a neon yellow tip on their tail. They use it to attract prey but lose it as the grow and shed.
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