Can someone help me ID these worms

[Freezekougra]

Just went digging in the backyard :O
I seem to have found 2 diff types of worms.
A few are elongated and thin and you can see brown stuff inside(intestinal tract?), looks sort of like coils
One is reddish with a band of "fat" around its neck

 

[Freezekougra]

I have one that's like this(with the "band"), composting worm e.fetida?

 

[mshill90]

I have one that's like this(with the "band"), composting worm e.fetida?

It's an earth worm. lol.

 

[Noto]

I can't ID worms on sight, but your guess of E. fetida is fairly likely. Lumbricus and Aporrectodea are two other common northeastern genera. The "fat" is actually a reproductive structure; when the worm lays eggs, it deposits them in this clitellum and sheds the whole thing, then grows a new one.