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This turtle was standing very, very still. So focusing was trivial, and I got to make sure that no annoying leaves were in the way. Completely unlike with that bird a while ago, the last time we were there.
A rare sight in the waters of southern California, a green turtle forages amongst the algae in the shallow waters of La Jolla Shores.
Earthwatch volunteer examining a Diamondback Terrapin hatchling in a Drexel University research project on Sedge Island in Barnegat Bay at the New Jersey shore
I found this turtle crossing the road and had to slow traffic down for it to get across safely. One teenager tried to pick it up before I warned him. Thankfully, someone else showed the teenager how fast/far that turtle can bite, and the kid decided it was better left alone.
Turtles are just fun to watch. When I was a child, living in England, I had three for 3 1/2 years as pets. True, they can't fetch, roll over, or beg - but they were amusing little fellows. When I moved back to the US I could not bring them back, I gave then to a friend in Huntington.
Most mornings I see a rabbit in the front yard but today there was a turtle. Guess he won the race today.
Anatome testudinis Europaeae / indagavit, depinxit, commentatus est Ludovicus Henricus Bojanus. v. 1
Vilnae :Impensis auctoris, typis Josephi Zawadzki,1819-1821.
Blanding's Turtles are considered a "species of concern" in MI. You have to love the character in this guys face.
Tennessee Aquarium. Hatched 21 May from a clutch of eggs laid 2 March. Only one of the ten eggs was viable.