GetulaHunter

Thank You!

Thank you guys I am labeling everything😜🤪🙃

Glows bright with black light.

Thank you! Chad .....Only one I have ever seen like this is it normal?

Thamnophis was my first love. They were the easiest to catch along with the most prolific that I would encounter. There are 8 Species of Thamnophis here in California with many species having multiple subspecies of which I have found them all except hamondii and not that hamondii is hard to find I have jus not spent much time in that area.

Corresponding name is bellow each snake  

Thamnophis s. tetrataenia

San Francisco Gartersnake 

Thamnophis elegans  terrestris

Coast Gartersnake

Thamnophis atratus atratus

Santa Cruz Gartersnake

Thamnophis sirtalis fitch

Valley Gartersnake

s. fitchi

s. fitchi

Thamnophis couchii

Sierra Gartersnake

Thamnophis couchii

Thamnophis gigas

Giant Gartersnake

So I am going to go about this a little different.... I am going to take better images and number them so not to confuse myself or you guys any longer sorry  About the crappy post

I found a few marbles while metal detecting... I can say now that I wish I would have never found them because now I am addicted!!!!

Yes Kingsnakes for sure!   I am not sure why it mixed the photos up. I posted them in order but then when it posted them to the website it messed them up.......   So I will definitely take your advice and post a few at a time .....I don't know what I was thinking.... I got a little carried away.... Thank you very much for the advice!!

Please help id

Thank you so much Steph!

There are 2 photos of each marble..... Thank you JP

IMG_8443 Marble by John Stephenson, on Flickr

IMG_8469 Marble by John Stephenson, on Flickr

IMG_8475 Marble by John Stephenson, on Flickr

More of a blue.

Please help with ID