Re: What kind of snake is this?
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Originally Posted by Bob Kavanaugh
Thassa baby black rat snake right thar *spit*
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I agree. Either it wandered up to your patio on its own, or its mama laid some eggs at the bottom of a pile of leaves or grass clippings somewhere in your yard.
They can be relocated easily at this young age, but some black rat snakes instinctively mimic rattle snakes by coiling up and shaking their (non-rattling) tails when threatened, which can be rather scary when you try to capture them for relocation.
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They can also mimic dogs. Don't let its barking fool you.
