Eastern Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis) photo

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22-MAR-2014	Daniel D. Dye

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 60mm f/2.8D AF Micro
1/125s f/20.0 at 60.0mm iso100 hide exif

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cathy		15-Jul-2016 16:25
in my front yard i saw a beautiful brown snake with yellow stripes from its head to its tail. can you tell me whether it is poisonous or not. it was maybe 18 inches long.

Guest		21-Jun-2016 15:21
It's not

Linda		10-Sep-2015 01:39
I am new to FL, I started planting my gardens, but I keep finding, many many half grayish b;ack , half orange baby snakes. they range from a few inches up to a foot long. They dig themselves under the dirt , very quickly. My husband says they are worms, but I have never seen a worm that moves so fast. thay are obviously babies, any idea what they are/?

sheliamendezmendez@outlook.com		11-Aug-2015 00:03
I just saw a black snake with yellow stripes going down it's sides. I would like to know what kind of snake this is. I live in Florida.

Guest		25-Apr-2015 11:26
no but your wife's bite can be dangerous.

pearl moxham		17-Sep-2014 23:57
had a snake like this loose in house. Want to know if it is poisonous?

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