Harmless · North Carolina

Eastern Milksnake

Lampropeltis triangulum

Gray or tan snake with reddish-brown blotches bordered in dark pigment.

Eastern Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum)
Photo by Carrie Seltzer · CC BY 4.0

At a glance

Size Usually 24-36 inches.
North Carolina range Mountains, Piedmont
Habitat rocky woods, farms, fields
Diet Mice, shrews, small snakes, lizards, birds, and eggs.
Pattern blotches
Venomous No

How to identify it

Gray or tan snake with reddish-brown, dark-bordered blotches and a pale belly patterned with black checks.

Where to look in North Carolina

Found mainly in the Mountains and Piedmont.

Rocky woods, farms, fields, barns, and woodland edges.

North Carolina regional range for Eastern Milksnake Highlighted official regions: Mountains, Piedmont. Regional guidance is not a county-level occurrence record. Mountains Piedmont Coastal Plain

Regional maps show broad physiographic provinces, not county-level records.