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This girl was one of three that was crossing the road. She was the only survivor by the time John saw her, stopped, and brought her to the safety of the ponds at home. She either already had laid, or was ready to lay, her eggs. She moved very, very fast. John put her in Pond 3.
This spotted turtle was found april 13th 2008 crossing the street in the king farm development in Rockville, Maryland
This was at the turtle sancuary. The picture is a little blurry but I love the pattern on their shells.
The Florida box turtle is a subspecies of eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina) that is endemic to Florida and a small portion of Georgia. It differs from the other subspecies of eastern box turtles in that its carapace has a pattern of bright radiating yellow stripes rather than blotches. I found this turtle near a trail in a state park after I heard a faint rustling sound. The turtle boxed up and only stuck its nose out slightly before I gave up waiting, and returned him to the undergrowth. He was clearly a male from the shape of his plastron, but I was not able to get a good look at his eye color. Males usually have red eyes.
¡¡¡Mi pequeña!!! Cómo ha crecido desde Enero ¿eh?
Si entonces sólo tenÃa cabeza, además apenas comÃa nada... sin embargo ahora que ha entrado el calorcito, solo le falta comerme a mà xDDD
Está preciosa :)
With this cold front hitting right after the hurricane we may
not see Gertle & her two lil buddies till spring.......
hibernation time for Terrapene carolina bauri (Florida Box Turtle).
I'm hoping to see them a few more times before they
burrow away for the winter... :)
UPDATE.... It's warming up again & Gertle is doing her
regular backyard stomp... :)
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protected by MI due to habitat loss
A cute little guy, though. He wasn't as shy as most turtles I come across.