Help Identify!!

[enigma200316]

I had to make a house call tonight to get this little bugger......its just a baby about 10inches and I know its either a Milk Snake or a Rat Snake
as adults of both have been seen in the area, but this one was in my cousin's house......

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

I had to make a house call tonight to get this little bugger......its just a baby about 10inches and I know its either a Milk Snake or a Rat Snake
as adults of both have been seen in the area, but this one was in my cousin's house......

cool snake whatever it is

[vwsrcool]

id say its a milksnake, baby black rat snakes look simalar, but i thinks its a milksnake

[GarterGuy]

Yeh, I'd have to agree with Ben, looks like an Eastern milksnake (L.t.triangulatum)

Roy

[Thamnophis]

I agree on the Lampropeltis.

[enigma200316]

I don't know much about them, but do they usually shake there tail is if
they were a rattler....lol it is very funny to watch.....

[Thamnophis]

The tail-shaking is a normal behaviour in many Lampropeltis species.
If the snakes lays in dry leaves it sound like a rattler.

[enigma200316]

thats pretty kool, and like I said very funny to watch......

Yeah I wasn't sure witch it was because there has been other milk snakes
seen by my cousins house as well as they had a 5 foot black rat snake on there roof and the guy from next door to them killed it but this one was in there house and I know they kinda look alike when there young.....

[adamanteus]

Yep...Lampropeltis.

[Snaky]

I remember the first time I saw the behaviour of the tail shaking... it scared the **** out of me... didn't expect it at all
But it's quite funny behaviour