Excellent photos show a Southern copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix contortrix). Key ID: vertical pupils in daylight, hourglass/bowtie bands, two black dots on head, 45° head cock = alert, not aggressive. Venomous—bites rarely fatal but cause severe tissue damage and 12+ hours of unrelievable pain.
Safe relocation: Spray with hose from distance to guide away. Or use long stick (>snake length) to guide into 30-gal can. Never pick up. Never tilt stick up—snake slides down.

Copperhead snake

Copperhead snake

Copperhead snake
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