Image of Nerodia sipedon sipedon (Linnaeus 1758)
Description:
It was seen near a lake. Couldn't tell how long it is exactly, but it's around 2 feet. Northern water snakes lives near any aquatic area, they eat small fish and amphibians. It's active during day and night.
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