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Wild Corn?

Silverwind

Silverwind

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Hiya guys. My friend and I were returning from a movie when we saw a snake on my drive way! We're not sure if it's a corn, but it's not at all aggressive, and isn't poisonous (We know that much). It's markings look like a corn, but it's grey and I'm not sure if it's too natural to have a grey, wild corn. Here's a pic of the little guy. (Their a LITTLE fuzzy, I took them through plastic and I'm not used to this camera yet.)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v377/Topazfyre/Picture Album/DSCF1685.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v377/Topazfyre/Picture Album/DSCF1688.jpg
 
Looks like a gray or black rat snake baby to me. I've not seen enough of them to be able to tell the difference between the two when they are little.
 
Looks like a baby black rat snake to me. When I lived in Maryland, they used to be all over the place this time of year.
 
Ok, the true answer lies on the post I made on the "Photo Gallery" board.....what a shocker! Never woulda guessed!
 
Silverwind said:
Ok, the true answer lies on the post I made on the "Photo Gallery" board.....what a shocker! Never woulda guessed!
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But we said it was either a black rat snake or a gray rat snake...why do you seem so surprised? :confused:
 
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