Here are the two notable ones that I photographed.
Initially, we thought they were both moccasins. When I consulted this webpage, I learned otherwise.
This young snake was only about 18 inches long. It is a banded water snake.
Looking at the photo below, we can see the pupil is round.
This is the second snake, a cottonmouth moccasin. It was a larger snake, though we never saw all of it.
The moccasin's pupil is vertical.
But I don't recommend getting that close to check it out lest you become prematurely one of the saints honored on this day. I took these pictures from safely inside the pick-up.
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