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    Re: Identify

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    True, but the scientific names are the same all over the world. Just chose your snake's latin name.
    Oh, hehe. I didn't really realize what it was suppose to show you. I had to stare at it a little bit... Thanks.

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    Re: Identify

    ok I uploaded pics of the snake to the members gallery....hope you can help, these are they only pics I could get so try your best...thanks

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    Re: Identify

    Here are Justins pics.



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    Re: Identify

    I've got to admit...it looks like a Maritime to me......guys?
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    Re: Identify

    yes, it does look like a maritime, however, the range for maritimes doesn't extend to pennsylvania (according to Rossman, Garter snakes: Evolution and Ecology). Easterns do have quite a variable pattern and color!!1

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    Re: Identify

    Quote Originally Posted by ssssnakeluvr View Post
    yes, it does look like a maritime, however, the range for maritimes doesn't extend to pennsylvania (according to Rossman, Garter snakes: Evolution and Ecology). Easterns do have quite a variable pattern and color!!1
    Maybe the snake forgot to read Rossman!

    Seriously, I have found species of animals where they are not supposed to live... and PA is not far from NY, depending on what part of the state...
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    I think that while Rossmans work is by far the best English language treatise on Garter Snakes, we must remember he hasn't been in every back yard in the US. An accurate picture of Garter distribution is best derived from the findings of people like us (well, like you, because I'm on the wrong continent!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    I think that while Rossmans work is by far the best English language treatise on Garter Snakes, we must remember he hasn't been in every back yard in the US. An accurate picture of Garter distribution is best derived from the findings of people like us (well, like you, because I'm on the wrong continent!)
    LOL!

    Well, THIS summer it would be my two neighbors, since I still have not seen a garter that they have not brought to me!
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    Re: Identify

    thanks a lot you all!!!! this site is the best I love it and I'm proud to be a member...once again thanks......

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    Re: Identify

    Hi, from Oregon, Justin

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