LCHinchey

Yeah, I'm thinking that too. This one is not the common looking Garter Snake I've typically see around here. Thanks!!!

Yes, I have knew they were Wild Turkey I had it listed as such but I am not certain about what species of Wild Turkey. Eastern Wild Turkey are common in our area but they don't have the white tips like these do. Some of the western wild turkey do. I'd like to narrow it down specifically and have my questions answered.

I'm just not convinced this is a juvenile Black Racer. Its those spots. A juvenile Racer has blotches. Look at this one. Send it to this guy for possible id. http://www.floridakeyslandscapeadvisor.c...

Thank you, Alice!

Thank you, Cindy. I appreciate that.

I use this to narrow bird species down. http://www.whatbird.com/

Thank you for the advice! I will do that asap! We see these lovely snakes constantly. I plan to get better photographs soon of some in their habitats. Thanks again!

Thank you for attempting to identify this with these lousy photographs. I only had my cell phone and it was crawling fast all over me! I looked at the link you sent with the Hentzia and I remember it to look like this one. http://bugguide.net/node/view/185508

Thank you both for stopping by. I think it was just old enough to manage to make it alone. I will update the post if I spot the little one again.

Yes, although it might just be me being presumptuous... it may just be a coincidence or they may have been eaten by a predator. I have seen lots of birds and snakes in the area.