Pinesnake
- Scientific Name
- Pituophis melanoleucus
- Also Known As
- Bullsnake, Eastern Pine Snake
- Range
- Most of Florida except in the South
- Diet
- Small Rodents, Rabbits, Possums, Birds
- Life Expectancy
- 15 Years
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This Snake is Not Venomous
Pinesnakes in Central Florida
The eastern pinesnake (Pituophis melanoleucus) is a large, powerful constrictor endemic to the southeastern United States. Often confused with other colubrids, the eastern pinesnake is distinguished by its size, color pattern, and habitat. This comprehensive guide provides detailed identification tips, biology facts, and information about eastern pinesnakes in central Florida.
Read on to learn pinesnake habits, reproduction, diet, health risks, signs of activity, and professional removal options if encountered on your property.
Appearance and Identification
Eastern pinesnakes can be identified from other snakes by their physical characteristics at both juvenile and adult stages
