I found this little brown snake in my driveway. Its brownish with some darkish stripes on its back with a white belly. Ill post a picture as soon as i can.
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I found this little brown snake in my driveway. Its brownish with some darkish stripes on its back with a white belly. Ill post a picture as soon as i can.
It is impossible to be sure without a photo, but try looking at a Northern Brownsnake (or Midland Brownsnake) photo. That is one of the more common culprits on this forum.
Here's a photo of the Texas subspecies which looks pretty much the same -

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Chris Harrison
San Antonio, Texas
Hard to tell without a photo, but the snake is probably a Brownsnake (Midland Brownsnake in your area).
They are one of the more common "what snake is this" finds in people's yards/houses. They are harmless.
Here's a Texas Brownsnake (a different subspecies, but it looks pretty much identical).

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Chris Harrison
San Antonio, Texas
Yes, I would bet my last nickel that is exactly what it is!
~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"
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