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What Kind of Snake?

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Posted by: jimhaas at Fri Jul 5 09:26:15 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jimhaas ]  
   

The attached snake was located in eastern Kansas, along the side of a two acre pond, in a suburban Kansas City area. It is in the process of swallowing a fish, probably a bluegill, and then after having eaten the fish. I have had people tell me it is a copperhead, and a bull snake. The photo was not taken in high enough resolution to zoom in to see head detail (eyes, etc.). I was not told how long they believed the snake to be.



Would you identify for me?



Thanks very much!








   

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