Snake id

[bubbaloush]

Ok here's what happened we had a knock at the door from our neighbour she was moving pot plants around to make room for where her shed is going and when she lifted one she disturbed a brown snake which was about a foot long (going by how big she showed me)

We live in the southern suburbs of Adelaide so am i right to assume that this would be a baby brown?

Any chance it could be anything different?

And would it have been more likely to head to a pile of tree branches or our outside rumpus room that has two birds in it?

And no i'm not heading outside to look i love snakes but prefer my cute pythons not ones that can hurt me

 

[eipper]

Could be a Parasuta as well as a young Pseudonaja

Cheers,
Scott

 

[RevDaniel]

pity no photos

 

[WombleHerp]

awww dont be a baby just go get a photo! pleeeease i'd be out there in a flash!

 

[junglemad]

never assume...it could be lots of things

 

[Magpie]

Blind snakes are often found under potplants.

 

[Jonno from ERD]

Having lived just outside of Adelaide, it was almost certainly a juvenile Eastern Brown. They are one of the only snakes you get there.

 

[reece89]

pics woulda been awsome!

 

[$NaKe PiMp]

yeah still get pics though
dont be frightened think of them like your python ,it wont hurt you just give it plenty of room
theres always a good chance that if the snakes brown then its a brown snake LOL

 

[Ryan93]

lol i think the browns are the ***** cats of all deadlie snakes they most likely run and hide so i think the branches. but it'll be back later for dinner.

 

[$NaKe PiMp]

LOL the brown snakes i come across are always scared and try everthing to get away LOL
its funny people are scared of them its the other way round in reality