Garter snake and wingstem


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	Garter snake and wingstem This shy garter snake was perched three feet in the air amid a mass of wingstems. I often see black rat snakes on a tree limb, but hadn't realized that other snakes in our area like to climb. It always amazes me that a leg-less snake is able to ascend several feet off the ground. I wish I'd gotten a better shot, but the fact that I got any photo at all is a tribute to our new Canon camera. I zoomed all the way in for this introductory image, then stepped closer for a second shot. With barely a rustle, the snake had disappeared into the weeds. Brought to you by our homemade chicken waterer --- a clean alternative to the traditional filthy waterers. Want to be notified when new comments are posted on this page? Click on the RSS button after you add a comment to subscribe to the comment feed. Add a comment