New Brunswick

Garter Snake Species Found in New Brunswick

1. Common Garter Snake
   Thamnophis sirtalis (Linnaeus, 1758)

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Latest Articles

• The Snake Scientist
  Aimed at readers aged 9 to 12, Sy Montgomery’s children’s book about garter snakes doesn’t insult the intelligence of older readers. (Mar 16)
• Some Garter Snake Feeding Problems
  There are many reasons why captive snakes won’t eat in captivity. Garter snakes have a few more. (Jan 25)
• Garter Snakes in Spring
  Photographers capture images of garter snakes emerging from hibernation. (Apr 26)

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• Spring Photos of Garter Snakes, 2010 Edition (Apr 28)
• Merced to Create Giant Garter Snake Habitat, Snakes Hopefully Will Arrive Later (Feb 4)
• Three New Mexican Garter Snake Species Described in 2005 (Jan 31)

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