Eastern tiger snake
Notechis scutatus scutatus

highly venomous
This snake is considered very dangerous to humans. If a bite occurs seek urgent medical attention.
Description
Body moderately robust. Head slightly distinct from neck. Colour is highly variable. Top of body can be any shade of brown, grey, black or yellow, with or without crossbands . Belly yellow to grey. Mid body scales are 17-19 rows.
habitat
Usually diurnal but in warm weather can become nocturnal. Lives in swamps, forests, grassland, rainforest, wallum , open woodland, heaths and scrubland. Common in urban areas in gardens and houses.
Diet
Feeds on lizards, frogs, birds and small mammals.
Distribution
From southern Qld, through eastern NSW, most of Vic and southeast SA.