Back In Black
It only took a few minutes to find my quarry. Click here to see another photo of this snake
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Standard Striped
| The following day I found this "standard" looking Eastern Garter, though its dorsal stripe was quite narrow and its reddish-orange eyes were pretty cool. Click here to see another photo of this snake
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Home Sweet Home
| Here's a photo of one of the habitats where I was finding Eastern Garter Snakes.
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View from a Bridge
| The place where I was at has boardwalks and bridges that went over marshy areas. Looking off the side of a bridge, I saw this: A Northern Water Snake. It turned out to be the only non-garter snake found on the trip. Click here to see another photo of this snake
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Not Just Snakes
| There were other herps, too - like Bullfrogs, Green Frogs, Leopard frogs and Painted Turtles.
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Seeing Spots
| This little garter didn't have the best disposition, but I liked its spotted pattern. Click here to see another photo of this snake
Snake in the Grass
| A second black garter "as found." Click here to see another photo of this snake
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In a Tree
| Perhaps the most interesting Garter Snake behavior that was observed was this one spotted off the side of a boardwalk, 4 feet up in a tree.
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Closing Shot
| It was a pretty good time, if you like Garter Snakes (which I do)! |