Colubridae in Summerville, SC

A snake's head emerges from the water near a submerged log.

banded water snake

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The banded water snake, scientifically known as Nerodia fasciata, is a fascinating species commonly found in the wetlands and waterways around Summerville, South Carolina. This non-venomous snake is easily recognizable…

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A black snake rests among rocks and dry leaves, partially coiled on the ground.

brown water snake

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The brown water snake, scientifically known as Nerodia taxispilota, is a fascinating species native to the southeastern United States, including areas around Summerville, South Carolina. This non-venomous snake is commonly…

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A slender snake blends into dry leaves and twigs on the ground.

Common Ribbonsnake

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Common Ribbonsnake (Thamnophis saurita saurita) The Common Ribbonsnake, a subspecies of the Thamnophis saurita, is a strikingly beautiful reptile that can be observed in the wild around Summerville, South Carolina….

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