Some photos of wandering garters from Wyoming :)

[guidofatherof5]

Thanks for the input. That is how I feel as well... I keep second guessing back & forth. "She" is growing like a weed. I am wondering how I went all these years without a garter? Lol.

The more I look at it the more I think female. Nice steady taper even before the vent. Yes, female.

P.S. If I'm wrong then I'll go with male.

[Invisible Snake]

Ember looks great, her color does appear to be getting brighter. As for the sexing, it's hard to tell because of her belly markings/color, it could go either way.

[Thamnophis]

Looks very pretty!

[norcalj]

Did you any of you guys see the picture of the Vagrans that was in the book 'The Garter Snakes:Evolution and Ecology'? That's the most beautiful wandering garter that I've ever seen! That specimen was from Utah though.

[Stefan-A]

Did you any of you guys see the picture of the Vagrans that was in the book 'The Garter Snakes:Evolution and Ecology'? That's the most beautiful wandering garter that I've ever seen! That specimen was from Utah though.

There was a picture of a similar one posted on kingsnake.com years ago. Some time between 2005 and 2008.

[guidofatherof5]

I have the book and will have to check it out.

[Steveo]

Ooh. want.

[guidofatherof5]

Beautiful.

[mikem]

Love that blue coloring! Gorgeous

[MCwyo]

LOVE that blue vagrans! Most of ours here are very earth toned with only mild spotting and generally more faded yellow dorsal stripes.