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Eastern Garter Snake - Thamnophis
sirtalis sirtalis |
| Garter snakes in Florida typically are bluish-green
in color with three stripes running the length of its back. These
stripes may be yellowish or brownish in color. There are also rows
of black spots along the top and sides. The underside is
bluish-gray or bluish green. These snakes have a maximum length of
about 48 inches. The Garter Snake may be found
in a variety of habitats, but is most common near water. They feed
on small frogs and toads, fish, salamanders, and earthworms. They
do not lay eggs, but bear their young alive. |
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