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good samaritan · 04-13-2008, 02:23 PM

Thanks to James for reviewing the photos and giving us the bad news. And for the supporting comment from Stefan. We are grateful that we quickly found out the right thing to do for the garter snake, under the circumstances.

As for us, and thanks to the website, we have a new appreciation for this little creature. There are surely more out there. Our forested land is a private nature preserve, permanently protected from any future development. We actually do very little gardening, but next time we thrash about, we'll give ample warning to what's hiding in the undergrowth.

It is amazing to realize that Thamnophis is an international organization. And that help came from abroad. Thanks to all of you.

Clare and Roland Johnson
Cincinnati, Ohio

04-13-2008, 02:23 PM	#5 (permalink)
good samaritan Hi, I'm New Here! Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 2 Country:	Re: Help injured garter snake Thanks to James for reviewing the photos and giving us the bad news. And for the supporting comment from Stefan. We are grateful that we quickly found out the right thing to do for the garter snake, under the circumstances. As for us, and thanks to the website, we have a new appreciation for this little creature. There are surely more out there. Our forested land is a private nature preserve, permanently protected from any future development. We actually do very little gardening, but next time we thrash about, we'll give ample warning to what's hiding in the undergrowth. It is amazing to realize that Thamnophis is an international organization. And that help came from abroad. Thanks to all of you. Clare and Roland Johnson Cincinnati, Ohio