We have had several friendly snake visitors to our house the past few months. While I often dismiss them as harmless, my wife is always concerned that we have poisonous rattlers roaming the yard. I usually try to get a picture of each one so that I can try and make a positive identification. Here are two of the most recent vipers.
This little guy appears to be a Eastern Ribbon Snake, Thamnophis sauritus.
I believe that this is a Black Rat Snake (Elaphe obsoleta), although my wife is convinced that it is a Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus). What do you think?
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The top one is a common garter snake and the bottom is definately a juvenile black rat snake
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