Vermont has 11 snake species with the majority being harmless and beneficial. Here is some information on a few of them.
Uncommon Snakes
Timber Rattlesnake - State Endangered
Timber Rattlesnake Life History
Timber Rattlesnake Recovery Plan
Rattlesnake Research - Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department biologist captures a timber rattlesnake as part of ongoing research on snake fungal disease in Vermont.
Vermont’s Rattlesnake Response Program is a FREE service that aims to protect Vermont residents and Timber Rattlesnakes by safely moving nuisance rattlesnakes away from private and public property.
Eastern Ratsnake - State Threatened
North American Racer - State Threatened
Learn more about North American racer at the Animal Diversity Website
Eastern Ribbonsnake - Rare
Eastern Ribbonsnake Life History
Common Snakes
Common Gartersnake
Common Gartersnake Life History
Milksnake
Northern Watersnake
Learn more about northern watersnake at the Animal Diversity Website
Red-bellied Snake
Learn more about red-bellied snake at the Animal Diversity Website