A large snake in a birdhouse is likely a black rat snake (Elaphe obsoleta), a harmless and beneficial predator of rodents. While they may raid bird nests, they play a valuable role in the ecosystem.

Rat-Proofing Your Storage Shed: Effective Exclusion Techniques
Ringnecked Snake: A Harmless Garden Helper
Male Black Widow Spider: Harmless, No Hourglass
Potter Wasps: Nature's Tiny Vase-Makers and Caterpillar Hunters
Japanese Ligustrum Identification: Invasive Tree with Winter Berries
Common Quince: Fragrant, Hard Fruit for Cooking and Jelly
Naranjilla (Solanum quitoense): Andean Fruit for Container Growing
Identifying "Alligator Cactus": Kalanchoe daigremontiana (Mother of Thousands)
Identifying a Wild Australian Orchid: Likely Dipodium punctatum
Lubber Grasshopper: The Clumsy Giant in Your Garden
Identifying the Northern Water Snake: A Harmless Creek Resident
How to Tell Rat Droppings from Mouse Droppings
Southern Pine Snake Identification: A Harmless Garden Visitor
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