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English: Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) & Copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix) snugglin up together at the Louisville Zoo.. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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In Greensboro NC  snakes are found just about everywhere. From the farm Lands of North Carolina to the city streets in Atlanta, snakes can be found. Just because you live in the suburbs doesn’t mean you won’t run into a snake in the yard or even in your garage.

In the Greensboro suburbs most snake bites occur when working in the landscaping or the pruning of ground cover shrubs and bush. It is always good to wear gloves and pay attention to the area your are working in. Most snakes will try their best to avoid you if you give them the chance.

Copperhead snakes love to feed off of insects and reptiles such as frogs and lizards that are found in the yards in suburbia.

Copperhead closeup (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

The Copperhead snake loves moist areas that are sheltered from the sun and they will set up an ambush for their prey. This is when human contact can happen. Copperhead snake can blend into their surrounding using the camouflage of the skin color to hide their presence.

Rattlesnake can be found in the Greensboro and in the city as well as the farm land. The Rattlesnake can deliver a devastating bite and should be avoided at all costs. The Rattlesnake will use its rattle located on its tail to warn those that come to close. Call your local Wildlife agent to remove the snake and inspect your property for reasons that the

snake was there to begin with.

English: A B\black rat snake (Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta). The keeled scales, white chin and lighter ventral scales are keys to identifying it. Notice the opaque (blue) eyes which mean the snake is in “molt” and will shed its skin in a week or so. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

The Rat Snake or Black Snake are typically the most frequent calls a Greensboro NC wildlife control expert receives. The rat snake can enter a home and live in the attic, basement or crawlspace for extended periods of time due to the fact that they do not need the sun digest their food. Rat snakes are usually are non aggressive unlike the black racer which can be very aggresive .

Coral snake can also be found in the state of Georgia.

Eastern coral snake (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Snake removal in Lexington Kentucky can be scary for a homeowner. There are 33 types of snakes in Lexington, KY.  But one thing is for sure there is no place for a snake in the house, church or business. Humans and snakes don’t always see eye to eye.

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English: Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Eastern Garter Snake) in Spangler Park, Wooster, Ohio. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Snakes that find their way into structures are not there on accident! Typically if a snake is found in a residence it is there for a reason usually rodent in nature. Snake enter homes to search for food. You may not even know you have an issue with rodents due to the efficiency of snakes like the common Black rat snake( Black Snake) . These snakes enter the home and eliminate  the rodent issue almost completely. The snake will actually let a few mice or rats to survive so that when they come back in a few months they will have a colony to feed from. They are smart snake.

cf Elaphe obsoleta, Black rat snake, Schwarze Erdnatter, Baltimore, USA (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Diamondback Water Snake Photographer: User:Dawson taken from en.wikipedia Nerodia_rhombifer2.jpg, licensed as cc-by-sa-2.5. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Below are the varieties of snakes both poisonous and non poisonous in Lexington, KY  

Family Viperidae (Venomous)

Copperhead Snake, Western Cottonmouth , Timber Rattlesnake , Western Pigmy Rattlesnake

Family Colubridae (Non-venomous)

Black Rat Snake, Black Racer , Black Kingsnake , Prairie Kingsnake , Milk Snake , Corn Snake , Scarlet Kingsnake , Scarlet Snake , Eastern Hognose Snake , Northern Pine Snake , Eastern Garter Snake , Eastern Ribbon Snake, Western Ribbon Snake , Rough Green Snake ,

Osage Copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix phaeogaster) The black snake in the background is a Black Rat Snake. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Northern Redbelly Snake , Worm Snake , Smooth Earth Snake , Kirtland’s Snake , Brown Snake , Ringneck Snake , Southeastern Crowned Snake , Northern Water Snake , Diamondback Water Snake , Copperbelly Water Snake , Queen Snake , Western Mud Snake , Broad-banded Water Snake , Mississippi Green Water Snake.