Type of snakes you have seen in your area???

In Denmark we only have a little population of snakes - most of them don't 'live' any place nearby me.

Vipera berus and Natrix natrix - that should be pretty much it. Correct me
if I'm wrong.

I'm gonna jump in on this and say...

Gopher Snakes, Northern Pacific Rattlesnakes, and just recently, to my surprise... left-out-in-the-cold-to-fend-for-themselves Ball Pythons!

I've gone out herping several times with some friends, and so far I have personally seen the following:

Black-Necked Garter Snake
Checkered Garter Snake
Sonoran Lyresnake
Spotted Leafnosed Snake
Desert Nightsnake
Variable Sandsnake
Long-Nosed Snake
Threadsnake (also known as a Western Blind Snake)
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Mojave Rattlesnake
Tiger Rattlesnake
Sidewinder.

And, of course, I do have pictures of all of these...except maybe the Mojave (not sure).

I haven't been very active lately, but seems this time of year has died out. Can't wait 'til spring! Have some new "hot spots" to check... =)

NC

Black Racer
Brown Snake
Copperhead
Brown Water Snake
Mole King Snake
Black Rat Snake
Ringneck
Rough Earth Snake
Worm Snake
Northern Water Snake


Still looking for a Coachwhip,Mud,Rainbow,Eastern Diamondback,Timber and Pygmy

Way down here in Ms
Pygmy Rattler
E. Diamondback
Water moccasin actually been hit by one of these guys.
Copperhead/Cottonmouth
Timber rattler on occasions
Garter
Black snakes
Several different species of
Kings
Corns
I have seen a few snakes out in the ocean which I am not sure of the species
Green snakes severl species

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Originally Posted by Southernshooter

Way down here in Ms
Pygmy Rattler
E. Diamondback
Water moccasin actually been hit by one of these guys.
Copperhead/Cottonmouth
Timber rattler on occasions
Garter
Black snakes
Several different species of
Kings
Corns
I have seen a few snakes out in the ocean which I am not sure of the species
Green snakes severl species

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Hahahahahaha! :bow:

Later, Matt

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Live in Kansas, I've really only seen copperheads, water moccasins, and garter snakes (I laugh at the prices people want to charge for them) and a big reticulated that escaped someone's home, it was a free roamer and pushed open a screen door.

where are you seeing cottonmouth / water moccasins in kansas?