A black snake 12 feet up on a deck is almost certainly a rat snake—harmless and excellent for rodent control. They are skilled climbers.
All non-venomous snakes in Georgia are protected by law. Killing them is illegal.
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Herpetology Identification website for snakes, frogs, and amphibians.
Protecting Bluebird Houses from Snakes: Build a Metal Cone Baffle
Millet in the Yard: Birdseed Volunteer
Black Rat Snake: Beneficial Garden Resident
Spigelia (Indian Pink): Native Woodland Wildflower
Southern Pine Snake Identification: A Harmless Garden Visitor
Gray Rat Snake Indoors: Harmless Climber, No Effective Repellents
Identifying a Mystery Pear Variety from Fruit and Seed
How to Get a Wildflower Identified from a Photograph
Mystery Aroid: Anthurium, Aglaonema, or Dieffenbachia?
Identifying a Mysterious Office Plant: Could It Be a Croton?
Dracaena marginata ID and Low‑Light Adaptation
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