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    Thamnophis inspectus Zephyr's Avatar
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    A very interesting specimen...

    My friend in Tennessee lives on a mountain range, and he found this garter:

    Looks like a red-sided minus the red!
    So of course you know I'll be having it shipped here to "get a better look at it." :P
    0.1 Storeria dekayi
    Hoping to get some T. s. sirtalis High-Reds next summer!


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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    WOW Thats a very nice Garter
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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    nice looking garter... I haven't seen any kind of garter snake ever in my yard/backyard. I like in the country, our land is mostly trees. I have only seen 2 snakes, & I still haven't got a clue what they were. lol

    your friend sending you the snake is a great choice!!!
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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    I think Scott has some of those.
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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    Nice Eastern, Kyle.
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    Thamnophis inspectus Zephyr's Avatar
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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    I'm pretty sure it's a Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis though; hence the reason why I wanted it!
    If it were found in red-sided range I'd be convinced it was one.
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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    Oh! I see. So you think it's a sirtalis sirtalis. Cool! I got confused there.
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    Re: A very interesting specimen...

    I would say it's an eastern also...

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