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Eastern Garter Pictures gravid or not?

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Posted by: BradleySturgeon at Sun Jun 14 18:39:05 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BradleySturgeon ]  
   

Hello all. I caught this garter in the wild in north Florida with my wife and was curious if any of you could tell if it looks gravid? My wife caught it while I scared it out of the bush with a stick, and she has the wound to prove it. It is also a different looking color pattern than I am used to seeing. Is this common? I did'nt think they were so brown. Thanks, Enjoy.

   

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