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Images of some other snakes in Tennessee and their diet
Queensnake feeds almost exclusively on soft, newly molted crayfish; also fish and tadpoles.
Ribbonsnake prefers frogs, toads, salamanders, and fish; occasionally eats spiders and insects.
Copperhead largely eat mice, but also small birds, lizards, snakes, amphibians, and insects.
Pinesnake mainly small rodents, but may also prey on ground-nesting birds and their eggs.
Northern Watersnake primarily feed on non-game fish; also amphibians and other small aquatic animals.
Milksnake prefers mice, shrews, and voles; but also eats lizards, snakes, birds, and eggs.
Coachwhip snake consumes lizards, snakes, small mammals, and birds; occasionally insects and small turtles.
Ratsnake preys upon small mammals and birds by constriction; also swallows bird eggs.