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Common Garter Snake

Thamnophis sirtalis · Colubridae

🦎 Reptile61 regionsCommon in Alberta

Where it's found

Every region with Common Garter Snake in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
CanadaCommon#951
United States of AmericaCommon#2195
AlabamaCommon#615
Alberta (Red-sided garter snake)Common#247
ArkansasCommon#557
British ColumbiaCommon#659
CaliforniaCommon#1053
ColoradoCommon#699
ConnecticutCommon#521
DelawareUncommon#492
District of ColumbiaCommon#371
FloridaUncommon#817
GeorgiaCommon#641
IdahoCommon#519
IllinoisCommon#586
IndianaCommon#523
IowaCommon#496
KansasCommon#595
KentuckyCommon#520
LouisianaCommon#625
MaineCommon#538
ManitobaCommon#466
MarylandCommon#573
MassachusettsCommon#600
MichiganCommon#565
MinnesotaCommon#560
MississippiCommon#571
MissouriCommon#549
MontanaCommon#541
NebraskaCommon#563
NevadaCommon#605
New BrunswickCommon#469
New HampshireCommon#504
New JerseyCommon#597
New MexicoCommon#757
New YorkCommon#674
Newfoundland and LabradorCommon#441
North CarolinaCommon#676
North DakotaCommon#457
Northwest TerritoriesUncommon#309
Nova ScotiaCommon#534
OhioCommon#586
OklahomaCommon#630
OntarioCommon#620
OregonCommon#701
PennsylvaniaCommon#568
Prince Edward IslandCommon#345
QuébecCommon#569
Rhode IslandCommon#469
South CarolinaCommon#597
South DakotaCommon#509
TennesseeCommon#606
TexasRare#1014
UtahCommon#608
VermontCommon#459
VirginiaCommon#668
WashingtonCommon#657
West VirginiaCommon#453
WisconsinCommon#560
WyomingCommon#517
BelgiumRare#774Vagrant · Introduced

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Field notes

What to look for

A dark garter snake with a yellow back stripe and red bars along the sides; up to 1 m.

Where

Parkland, boreal and prairie wetlands and edges; huge winter dens in the northeast.

When

April to October; mass emergence from dens in late April.

Tips

The red side bars. Plains garter snake has orange back stripe and black spots; wandering garter snake is duller with a greyish stripe.

Related species

Reptiles near it in Alberta's dex.

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