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Snake that said Hi to me. What is it?

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Posted by: My2Monsters at Mon May 10 13:37:20 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by My2Monsters ]  
   

So this snake decided to say Hi to me today while I was doing yard work. I live in Middle TN.



This pic I put two that I took together. The one on the left is the snakes top. The one on the right is the snakes belly, if you look close you can see the snakes head in the bottom of the pic between the two leaves. I threw it away from me twice with the rake and once I hit it with the flat of the comb rake it went under some rocks vs. come back my way.



It was a small snake so I figure it is young.



Anyone know what type it is? Should I be worried about it and if any more of them are around? I have two kids and bunches of animals just want to make sure it is ok for my kids to still play in the yard and the tall grass.
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