would there be worm snakes in orth carolina and virginia?where should i look for them?do they bite?
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worm snake question.
pac-man
Jul 09, 2005 02:48 PM
Replies (3)
Steve_Craig
Jul 09, 2005 05:45 PM
Yes, there are Eastern Worm snakes in Va./NC Look under logs, leaf litter, boards, etc. As far as being bit, that would be very rare, but if it were to happen, I'd say the wormsnake could do about the same amount of damage an earthworm could. 
Steve
"would there be worm snakes in orth carolina and virginia?where should i look for them?do they bite?"
Snake_Master
Jul 09, 2005 11:33 PM
Its a little late to be finding them now lol... but you may have hope lifing objects in moist places... i found one the other day in NC in the morning under a peice of plastic.. in the summer they usually go under the ground.. spring is the best time to look for them. im my opinion..
rick gordon
Jul 11, 2005 12:51 PM
I agree you won't find them now, early spring, but also in the fall, are the best times. That's when they breeding and they usually come to the surface to find a mate. Hill sides under small rocks or litter, basically the same places you find ringneck snakes.
