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Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)

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coiled thin green-brown snake Amphibians, Reptiles, Small Snakes, Backless One Piece Swimsuit, Pierson, Flo Rida, Panhandle, Peninsula, Eastern
Amphibians
Reptiles
Small Snakes
Backless One Piece Swimsuit
Pierson
Flo Rida
Panhandle
Peninsula
Eastern
The Striped Swampsnake also called the Striped crayfish snake is a small #FloridaNativeSnake you may find throughout the Florida peninsula and into the extreme eastern Panhandle. #LiodytesAlleni #FloridaSnakeIDGuide #NativeFloridaSnake Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large black snake with iridescent blue/black scales and reddish mouth North American Animals, Merritt Island, Thick Body, Blue Highlights, Reptiles And Amphibians, Gulf Coast, Fauna, Species
North American Animals
Merritt Island
Thick Body
Blue Highlights
Reptiles And Amphibians
Gulf Coast
Fauna
Species
#DrymarchonCouperi - also called a Gulf coast indigo snake, Indigo Snake, or a Racer - are found throughout Florida. They appear to still occur in the Florida Keys, though sightings there are extremely rare. #Non-venomous #NativeFloridaSnake #FloridaSnakeIDGuide Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
thin dark pink snake with brown head North American Wildlife, Snake Venom, Beautiful Snakes, Tan Body, Reptilia, Miami Dade, Circle Of Life
North American Wildlife
Snake Venom
Beautiful Snakes
Tan Body
Reptilia
Miami Dade
Circle Of Life
This cowned beauty #TantillaOolitica is also called the Miami black-headed snake. The #NativeFloridaSnake is only about 7-9 inches. Find in it in Miami-Dade (mainland) and Monroe (Florida Keys) counties, and Key Largo to Key West in the Florida Keys. #FloridaSnakeIDGuide Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Dustin Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
coiled thin long green snake Florida Native Plants, Green Snake, Rough, Cute Animals, Derp, Snakes, Bright Green
Florida Native Plants
Green Snake
Rough
Cute Animals
Derp
Snakes
Bright Green
🐍 This cutie is a Rough Greensnake #OpheodrysAestivus. They are long and slender, and bright green with a cream to yellow belly. Here in Florida, this is the only native bright green snake, so they're fairly easy to identify. Learn more about this and other snakes you might find in Florida in our newly updated #FloridaSnakeIDGuide #NonVenomous #NativeFloridaSnake Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Noah Mueller
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large thick-bodied snake with black, red, and yellow stripes Rainbow Snake, Critter, Florida, Common Names, Everglades, Art Inspo
Rainbow Snake
Critter
Florida
Common Names
Everglades
Art Inspo
Common names for the #FaranciaErytrogramma are the Common rainbow snake, Eel moccasin, Southern Florida rainbow snake - #NonVenomous #NativeFloridaSnake Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Ryan Means
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
orange brown snake Brown Water Snake, Corn Snake, Burmese Python, Rat Snake, Pit Viper, Okeechobee
Brown Water Snake
Corn Snake
Burmese Python
Rat Snake
Pit Viper
Okeechobee
Pine Woods Littersnake #RhadinaeaFlavilata is a #NativeFloridaSnake found throughout most of the Florida peninsula south to the Lake Okeechobee region, but they extend further south to Martin County along the east coast. Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
coiled thin black snake Mammals, Immature Adults, Flatwoods, Black Racer, Northern Florida, Christian Memes, Large Eyes, Florida Keys
Mammals
Immature Adults
Flatwoods
Black Racer
Northern Florida
Christian Memes
Large Eyes
Florida Keys
#ColuberConstrictor is a long and slender snake with large and prominent eyes. You can find it throughout mainland Florida in every county including the Florida Keys. Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Luke Smith. These #NonVenomous #FloridaNativeSnake are not dangerous to people or pets, but they will readily bite to defend themselves..
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
thin lack, yellow, and red snake Yellow Rings, Black Rings, Florida Fish, Broad Head, Tree Borders, Coral Snake, Slitherin
Yellow Rings
Black Rings
Florida Fish
Broad Head
Tree Borders
Coral Snake
Slitherin
#MicrurusFulvius is also called #EasternCoralsnake or #Coralsnake - The #Venomous bites from this #NativeFloridaSnake is dangerous but extremely rare. You can find them throughout Florida and in every county and Key Largo in the northern Florida Keys. Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
coiled gray and brown snake Snek, White Oak, Rats, Smith, Animals
Snek
White Oak
Rats
Smith
Animals
Other common names for this #FloridaNativeSnake are #GrayRatSnake #OakSnake and #WhiteOakSnake These snakes are #Non-venomous, but they will readily bite to defend themselves - Virtually all bites occur when the snakes are intentionally molested. 📷 Luke Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
Coiled snake with black and tan scales Florida King Snake, Taylor County, Duval County, South
Florida King Snake
Taylor County
Duval County
South
You may find this #FloridaNativeSnake throughout the Florida peninsula south of a line from Taylor County to Duval County, and they are known from Key Largo in the Florida Keys. #FloridaSnakeIDGuide Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
thin dark brown snake with yellow under-chin Faint, Luke, Glossy, Stripe, Dark, Brown
Faint
Luke
Glossy
Stripe
Dark
Brown
Glossy swampsnakes - also called a Gulf swampsnake and a glossy crayfish snake - are a small #NativeFloridaSnake. They are glossy brown to olive brown, and there may be a faint dark stripe down the back and down each side. . #FloridaSnakeIDGuide Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Luke Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
long fat dark brown snake Dark Spots, Light Brown, Dark Brown, Guide
Dark Spots
Light Brown
Dark Brown
Guide
Cottonmouths #AgkistrodonConanti are found throughout Florida and in every county #FloridaNativeSnake It's heavy bodied with a pattern of light brown and dark brown crossbands containing many dark spots and speckles. #FloridaSnakeIDGuide Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Luke Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large orange/brown snake with darker stripes running down its body Apalachicola, Reptile Snakes, Rhyme And Reason, Natural History
Apalachicola
Reptile Snakes
Rhyme And Reason
Natural History
Eastern Ratsnake is a #NativeFloridaSnake that you may see in the Panhandle east of the Apalachicola River and throughout the peninsula south to Key Largo. #Non-venomous . #FloridaSnakeIDGuide Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Noah Mueller
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
thin dark snake with pale blue stripe along its side Slender, Blue Stripes, Running, Body
Slender
Blue Stripes
Running
Body
Eastern Ribbonsnake is also called the #RibbonSnake #Blue-stripedRibbonsnake #PeninsulaRibbonsnake #CommonRibbonsnake #NativeFloridaSnake #Non-venomous - Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Luke Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
thin small pale pink snake with brown head Venom, Prey, Defense, Mild, Snake, Produce
Venom
Prey
Defense
Mild
Snake
Produce
Most adult #FloridaCrownedSnakes are about 7-9". #Non-venomous #NotAggressive and do not bite even in defense but they do produce a mild venom that is used for subduing prey. Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
thin brown snake with pale stripe down the center of its back Hiding Places, Yard Work, Rains
Hiding Places
Yard Work
Rains
These small and secretive snakes are rarely seen unless they are disturbed from their hiding places during yardwork or heavy rains. #FloridaSnakeIDGuide - Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide 📷 Luke Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large black snake with glossy scales
This #FloridaSnake is large and thick-bodied - glossy black with iridescent purple or blue highlights when viewed in sunlight. Find it throughout Florida. #DrymarchonCouperi #Non-venomous #NativeSnake Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large tan and cream snake coiled on the ground Dark Tan, Reddish Brown
Dark Tan
Reddish Brown
These are large, thick-bodied snakes with an indistinct pattern of large reddish brown or dark tan blotches on a cream, tan, or brownish-gray ground color. #Non-venomous but they will readily bite to defend themselves. #PineSnake # FloridaPinesnake #PituophisMelanoleucus #FloridaSnakeIDGuide 📷 Dirk J. Stevenson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large dark snake with white crossbands Chocolate Brown, Solid Black, Narrow
Chocolate Brown
Solid Black
Narrow
Eastern Kingsnakes are solid black to chocolate brown, with several narrow white/yellowish crossbands down the back and a narrow chain-like pattern on the sides. #LampropeltisGetula - Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large snake with distinct diamond pattern Poisonous Snakes, Rattlesnake, Lizard
Poisonous Snakes
Rattlesnake
Lizard
Eastern diamond-backed rattlesnakes are a #Venomous #FloridaSnake that is found throughout Florida and in every county. #CrotalusAdamanteus 📷 Luke Smith
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
small grey snake Adder Snake, Hognose Snake, Viper, Sand
Adder Snake
Hognose Snake
Viper
Sand
Other common names from the Eastern Hog-nosed Snake #HeterodonPlatirhinos - Eastern Hognose Snake, Puff Adder, Hissing Adder, Spreading Adder, Blow Viper, Hissing Sand Snake - Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Bester Photo
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
long think tang snake with milky white eyes The Florida, A Snake
The Florida
A Snake
Six subspecies of coachwhip snakes are currently recognized, but only the eastern coachwhip #MasticophisFlagellumFlagellum occurs in Florida. - Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
fat gray snake with dark grey and red markings and diamond shaped head Alachua
Alachua
The adult dusky pygmy rattlesnakes #SistrurusMiliariusBarbouriare about 12-24 inches. This is a very small snake, but it is thick for its size. #VENOMOUS #NativeSnake Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
long, thin snakes with dark and light stripes running the length of the body Garter Snake, Mainland, Noah, Common
Garter Snake
Mainland
Noah
Common
These are slender snakes with three thin light-colored stripes running the length of the body. You can find them throughout mainland Florida. #ThamnophisSirtalis #NativeSnake - Learn more about this #FloridaSnake with our snake ID guide. 📷 Noah Mueller
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)
large snake coiled on fallen tree Florida Bay, Long Snake, Everglades National Park, Stronghold, Exotic
Florida Bay
Long Snake
Everglades National Park
Stronghold
Exotic
Burmese pythons are a #non-native #FloridaSnake species from southern and southeastern Asia that have been in Florida since the 1980s. Currently known to be established only in the southern Florida peninsula from Lake Okeechobee south to Key Largo and Florida Bay. The Everglades National Park remains a stronghold for this species. 📷 Todd Pierson
Florida Museum
Florida Museum
Amphibians & Reptiles (Herpetology)