What kind of snake is this?
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Upnorth42
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Looks like a juvenile rat snake. It looks a little darker than I remember them being though.
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Yep, Grey Rat Snake.
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I agree with rat snake, probably juvenile. Good snake. I like to have them around to control the meadow voles in my lawn. However, they will climb into your birdhouses too.
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Cutie!! Love those beneficial reptiles!!
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A good snake to keep the small "critters" down. 
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