Hello Cindy, 

Thanks for reaching out to the EMG Helpline! 

It is possible that this is a jumping worm, based on the time of year that it was identified and the light colored clitellum. At this time of year, they are likely to be in the top few inches of soil. Since it's possible that it's a jumping worm, you could remove it from the garden. Here's a helpful tip sheet with additional information and management suggestions:  https://www.uvm.edu/sites/default/files/Extension-Community-Horticulture/JW_factsheet.pdf