My first garter

[ConcinusMan]

Thanks everyone. I'm hoping I can find the other CO garter species this year. I'm on the southeast edge of Denver proper, which puts me at the eastern edge of the T. elegans range, the western edge of the T. radix range, and the southwestern edge of the T. sirtalis range. I saw a dead yearling sirtalis last fall that had been run over on a bike path, but I have yet to find a living example.

Find me some of those Denver area milk snakes and you got yourself a trade (pugets, concinnus')

[Steveo]

Find me some of those Denver area milk snakes and you got yourself a trade (pugets, concinnus')

I'd like to find some too. It looks like I'd have to venture west to the foothills, but that's only an hour's drive. I'd just have to figure out where I can herp, but that shouldn't be too difficult.

Volunteer observations of milk snakes in CO: Milk Snake