I found these eggs in northern michigan, not the UP. They hatched last night and i'm not sure what kind they are. They are light grey with brownish spots with a black outline.
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what kind is this?
ajizzle
Aug 08, 2005 01:48 PM
Replies (4)
wayne13114
Aug 08, 2005 03:29 PM
do they have a pointy nose by any chance? are the scales smooth or shiny?
Wayne
Greg Longhurst
Aug 08, 2005 04:38 PM
My first thought was Coluber until I looked at the range map. A couple of possibilities are Storeria, the northern brown, and Heterodon platyrhinos, the eastern hognose. Is the nose upturned? Your pic did not work. This should be easy, since you guys don't have a lot of species to choose from up there, especially without stripes.
~~Greg~~
PeeBee
Aug 08, 2005 11:55 PM
Fox snakes come to mind. The juveniles fit your description. Are you in the UP?
Post a photo for confirmation.
Paul B
PeeBee
Aug 08, 2005 11:58 PM
I just noticed that you're not from the UP. My next guess would be black rat snakes.
Paul B
