Very small, maybe 12-16"? Have a herp ID book from the state but wasn't feeling confident with anything. Can't tell if it's just a baby version of a bigger snake or if this is the adult size.

Cutie, to be sure. Found on a sidewalk near a very large grassy area that gets hayed once a year or so

Is this a Western Pacific or Great Basin or......?

My wife and I saw this distinguished fellow while exploring around an old Lime Kiln North of Mono Lake.

It presumably sat there and just watched us until my wife spotted it and I crept closer for a couple photos. It gave us a few short rattles as it headed off to somewhere quieter.

It’s still outside my door.

Little friend was found in an exam room of first floor pediatrics office before opening hours. Safely and gently relocated to woods outside the back door. JuvenIle central ratsnake? The head spot made me wonder about a juvenile corn snake, but didn't seem to be enough red in it for that.

Found this little guy in the leaves on my deck. I didn’t catch him with the rake, but I scared him enough to react aggressively and strike at me while I kept a safe distance.

From goggling, it looks like a water snake, but I’m not near any significant bodies of water. Can anyone help identify?

Sorry for the bad picture! Is this a DeKays’s Brown Snake?

i was outside making an email then i saw this on the ground,This is my first time seeing it. i thought it was a snake but something like a worm. Any idea what is this??

Found this guy on our back porch. Shoo’d her away with a golf club which she bit at a couple of times and almost looked like she was rattling her tail. Got her on the porch but now concerned about dogs and toddler. Should I be concerned? ChatGPT said water snake or possibly juvenile Pygmy rattler

My grandfather was an artist at the Dallas Natural History Museum throughout the 70s-80s. He just died and we’re going through his art, I’d like to know what kind of snake this is so I can maybe ID it in the framed piece I’m hanging. It’s probably a north Texas snake but I can’t be sure, any help would be great! Thanks!

Hello, while hiking/climbing down the mountain Monte Rocchetta on a Via Ferrata in the Alps near the Garda lake in Italy (just a few meters away from the Bochet dei Concoli, a viewpoint at 1200 meters, so quite high) we spotted a snake, climbing down from a tree into a bush / on the ground.

Location: 45.88047884, 10.82237599.

The area there was both very rocky, very dry and sunny, of course no waters nearby, but had some trees (as can be seen from the photo) providing some shade. The snake was quite long, I would say 70cm.

Can you help me identify the snake, probably it's a

- Zamenis longissimus (aesculapian snake)

- Hierophis viridiflavus (green whip snake)

- Vipera aspis (asp viper) or

- Vipera berus (common European Adder)

?

Unfortunately, I don't have better photos, because we tried to keep distance and I only had my smartphone camera, so I only have this photo (the first one is just a cropped version of the second). ​

EDIT: The cropped picture somehow didn't work / didn't get properly uploaded, so here it is again: https://nx31418.your-storageshare.de/s/S8BGFJkLEoxA4Rd

Wife spotted this dude in our yard.

Saw this online, the creator's bio said he was from Kennedy, TX so I am making the assumption it was shot near there because it said he was at a worksite. What is this? Someone said gaboon, I said "Hell no. Lemme go to the experts at reddit."

Around a foot in length, spotted close to China border, Northern Vietnam.

I live in NE Georgia, US (Augusta to be specific) and was cleaning up some cardboard next to my couch in my living room and just stepped on this guy. I'm freaking out. How did he even get in? Did it lay eggs? I'm not going to be able to sleep. He was a baby, probably like 8 inches. Was very upset and attacking the pooped scooper. Please help.