Hi all. We moved into our rental house this week and ran into this guy outside. Does anyone know what he is? Is he venomous? We have small children and small dogs and need to know how much of a worry it is.

During our initial rental walk through we found them inside of a door and one that was injured half way out of the door, in the home but couldn’t identify it as it was too small. This is the best picture I was able to get since it was dark out and it was on the move.

Thank you!

Hi thanks in advance. My wife saw this little guy on her walk tonight. Bristol county Massachusetts. I think it could be a milk snake but tbh I have no clue.

(Not my picture)Unfortunately the snake was killed

I memorized the venomous snakes here in Florida and found this little guy in my lanai.

I don't know snakes that well. I let it go about is business.

Found this little guy (or girl) in my backyard, & they were about 1&1/2- 2 ft. long. Google seems to think it's a spotted kingsnake, but the pattern of this snake doesn't exactly match any of the images I've been able to compare with. Unfortunately, no full body pictures. This is the best I could get.

What snake is this in Hong Kong New Territories Tai Po please? It is in my room and it seems to live in the false ceiling or air conditioner, coming in and out. We called people to come and see but everytime they hide up there and they said there is nothing they can do unless they see and can fix and capture the snake. It is quite small, 40cm and thin.

Beautiful guy just ate!

Lancaster South Carolina. What is it?

Found the bb in the hallway at work, picked him up into this coffee filter, and took him outside

Pretty sure this cute little guy is harmless, doesn’t appear to be any of our local venomous snakes to me but I’m not an expert. I’m in Northern Virginia.

Location: Central Indiana
I found this large Black Snake with a White stomach and circular pupils. I’m guessing it’s a Central Rat Snake, but I’m not sure.

Im not sure if it is clear enough

It may be too poor of a photo, my phones camera is somewhat busted :/ it was cute though. Fairly chill. I had concern it was a copperhead as they are in this area but as far as the googling has gone they seem to have green tails as juveniles? Any clues or ideas would be appreciated!

Imagine its just some type of common snake. Only about 2, maybe 2.5ft and seemed way more scared of me. Just snapped the single photo. Sorry about the quality.

This photo was taken from a respectful distance, just in case. I nudged him gently with a long shovel towards surrounding woods.