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Unidentified snake

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Croghans Reptiles

Croghan's Reptiles
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Found this guy dead on the road on a walk the other day and couldn't figure out what it is. We have plenty of garters but I've never seen something like this. Keeseville Ny local
 

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Definitely not a garter. I'm not sure what native snakes are found in your area but I would say eastern milk snake Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum
 
Yeah, I would vote on eastern milk snake, too. Looks like he had a very bad day, though.
 
The three most likely are eastern milk, neonate black racer, and neonate black rat. From the distribution maps I see for NY, the racer is out, and the rat is a possibility, as the range comes up close to Essex county
 
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