The Western Ribbon Snake is a long, slender snake and is a type of garter snake. This non-venomous snake lives in wooded areas near swamps, marshes, sloughs, ponds, streams, and rivers, and is often seen along banks of these bodies of water.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Western Ribbon Snake
From Great River and Clarence Cannon Dam National Wildlife Refuges:
The Western Ribbon Snake is a long, slender snake and is a type of garter snake. This non-venomous snake lives in wooded areas near swamps, marshes, sloughs, ponds, streams, and rivers, and is often seen along banks of these bodies of water.
The Western Ribbon Snake is a long, slender snake and is a type of garter snake. This non-venomous snake lives in wooded areas near swamps, marshes, sloughs, ponds, streams, and rivers, and is often seen along banks of these bodies of water.
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