SNAKES
All snakes are predators, and the different
species eat many different kinds of food.  Rat
snakes eat primarily rodents( such as rats,
mice, and chipmunks),bird eggs, and baby
birds.  King snakes eat other snakes as well
as rodents, young birds and bird eggs.  Some
snakes, such as green snakes eat primarily
insects.  Some small snakes such as earth
snakes and worm snakes eat earthworms,
slugs and salamanders.  Water snakes eat
primarily frogs, fish, and tadpoles.

There are 43 native species of snake in
Southeast Georgia.  Only six of these
are venomous.  
1)Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
2)Cane Break or Timber Rattlesnake
3)Pygmy Rattlesnake
4)Cotton Mouth or Water Moccasin
5)Copper Head
6)Coral Snake
Mindy holding a large
Eastern Diamondback
Rattlesnake.
Hog Nose Snake, he
flattens his head when
threatened.
Pictures of the 6 Venomous Snakes
Eastern diamondback
Rattlesnake
Baby Copper Head

Cotton Mouth
Water Moccasin
Coral Snake
Head starts W/ Black
Canebrake or Timber
Rattlesnake
Pygmy Rattlesnake
Here is a list of nonvenomous snakes in Southeast Ga
Eastern King Snake (aka Chain Kingsnake)
Mole King Snake
Scarlet King Snake
Eastern Milk Snake
Black Rat Snake
Gray Rat Snake
Yellow Rat Snake
Corn Snake
(aka Red Rat Snake)
Banded Water Snake  
Red Bellied Water Snake  
Brown  Water Snake
 
Eastern Green Water Snake
Queen Snake  
Black Swamp Snake
Mud Snake  
Rainbow Snake  
Striped Crayfish Snake  
Glossy Crayfish Snake  
Southern Banded Water Snake
Midland Brown Snake  
Scarlet Snake
Eastern Garter Snake  
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Ringneck Snake
Rough Green Snake  
Southern Hognose Snake   
Eastern Hognose Snake  
Rough Earth Snake  
Smooth Earth Snake
Worm Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake  
Florida Crowned Snake  
Red Bellied Snake
Eastern Indigo Snake  
Florida Pine Snake  
Black Racer
Coachwhip  
Baby Rat Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Yellow Rat Snake
Florida Pine Snake
Red Rat Snake
Red Bellied Water Snake