Can anyone help id this snake that we found in our tree this morning? We
would definitely prefer to let the snake be if it's not poisonous but we
have a small dog and are concerned for it's safety.



http://www.thumpers-hole.net/snake1.JPG



Thanks!

Looks to me like a Texas Rat Snake.

"Chris" wrote in message
...
Can anyone help id this snake that we found in our tree this morning? We
would definitely prefer to let the snake be if it's not poisonous but we
have a small dog and are concerned for it's safety.



http://www.thumpers-hole.net/snake1.JPG



Thanks!

http://www.austinreptileservice.net/blotches.html

Perfect, thanks! Looks like he'll have a happy home here.

On May 6, 11:23 am, "charliekilo" wrote:
Looks to me like a Texas Rat Snake.

"Chris" wrote in message
Can anyone help id this snake that we found in our tree this morning? We
would definitely prefer to let the snake be if it's not poisonous but we
have a small dog and are concerned for it's safety.

http://www.thumpers-hole.net/snake1.JPG

charliekilo wrote:
Looks to me like a Texas Rat Snake.

"Chris" wrote in message
...

Can anyone help id this snake that we found in our tree this morning? We
would definitely prefer to let the snake be if it's not poisonous but we
have a small dog and are concerned for it's safety.



http://www.thumpers-hole.net/snake1.JPG



Thanks!









they got rid of my rodent problems organically

"Chris" wrote in message
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Can anyone help id this snake that we found in our tree this morning? We
would definitely prefer to let the snake be if it's not poisonous but we
have a small dog and are concerned for it's safety.

Last week, I found one just like it on the rail of the chain link fence
around the back yard. It was 4 1/2 to 5 feet long, I didn't measure it. It
has a bright red tongue about the size of a tooth pick. There are so few
poisonous snakes in Texas and I knew it wasn't a rattler, coral snake, or a
moccasin; so I just left it. An hour later when I mowed I watched for it,
but it was gone.

They do climb, and love to get into birds nests for eggs and baby birds.
Other than that, they are not a problem.
Bob