Two Snakes
October 26, 2009 by Chris Strand
Posted in Garden | Tagged snakes, wildlife, Winterthur Garden | 1 Comment
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Fun side note about garter snakes from my wife: They tend to hibernate in groups. So we might be looking at these two snuggling up to keep warm on a cold day. Great pic!