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It's a great place to set up shop!
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Re: I think we have a resident
 Originally Posted by piedlover79
That's a pretty little fella!!
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Thanks! I love having wild snakes around the property!
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Re: I think we have a resident
Those are really good looking garter snakes. Probably the common garter species known as Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis. There are multiple subspecies but totally harmless and feed mostly on amphibians, fish , and earthworms. They usually are out hunting, foraging and usually go underground to brumate or hibernate. In a wood pile they are probably just doing a little of the above. Nice pics. This time of year is not brumating season.
Last edited by Albert Clark; 07-20-2016 at 05:42 PM.
 Stay in peace and not pieces.
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Yup, nice little New England brand garters. They are very active, they sun on top of the fire wood. I see them in the yard and when you spook them they head back for the safety of the wooden fortress that apparently I built for them.
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Albert Clark (07-20-2016)
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so if you have rejected frozen rats, those little guys would take care of'em ?
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Heehee. These guys are too small for rats. However I feed my rejected f/t to the wild fox, raccoon, and bobcats.
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