Small 'Sidewinder' Type Of Snake

wiltsman | 15:56 Wed 30th Jun 2021 | Animals & Nature

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Went out of my French doors a couple of hours ago only to see a small thin dark snake, about ten inches long, moving away from me at some speed in a sidewinder action. It then slithered off my decking into the adjacent field.

I've never seen such a snake like this before, any herpetologist out there who could tell me what it could be?

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With the size and no obvious head appearance I'd say it was a slow worm

18:19 Wed 30th Jun 2021

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Thanks Danny - That drawing definitely confirms it was a slow worm that I saw.

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