Oh, and he's very likely an adult. They are one of the several eastern 'small woodland snakes', like ringnecks, wormsnakes, earthsnakes, crowned snakes, etc. that average a foot or less and are commonly found beneath cover in wooded areas. Brownsnakes are also one of the snakes that most frequently enter homes.

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• what kind of snake did we find? - golfdiva, Sat Apr 12 13:30:08 2008
• RE: what kind of snake did we find? - batrachos, Sat Apr 12 15:18:14 2008
• RE: what kind of snake did we find? - batrachos, Sat Apr 12 15:20:46 2008
• Yep!.....n/p - DMong, Sat Apr 12 16:27:49 2008
• RE: what kind of snake did we find? - golfdiva, Sat Apr 12 17:37:35 2008
• RE: what kind of snake did we find? - Coldthumb, Thu Apr 17 21:23:40 2008
• Are they different colors as babies? np - Coldthumb, Thu Apr 17 21:58:52 2008
• RE: Are they different colors as babies? np - batrachos, Sun Apr 20 21:24:10 2008
• RE: Are they different colors as babies? - dekaybrown, Tue Apr 22 05:24:35 2008
• RE: what kind of snake did we find? - f150thunder, Wed Apr 30 00:57:04 2008
• RE: what kind of snake did we find? - f150thunder, Wed Apr 30 01:01:45 2008