Mexican Garter Snake vs. Western Terrestrial Garter Snake
They meet where the Mogollon Rim country drops to the ciénegas and streams below it. A: On scale rows 3 and 4 in the Mexican Garter Snake; on scale rows 2 and 3 in the Western Terrestrial Garter Snake. B: Crisp; the dark dashes beside it do not cut into it in the Mexican Garter Snake; the dark blotches often cut into the stripes in the Western Terrestrial Garter Snake.
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