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Breeding Pool at the Turtle Farm

near Tampa Florida, I saved its life. It was in the road and I picked it up and moved it off the road. it went into its shell when i picked it up.

The eastern snapping turtle's tail is typically about the length of half of its carapace (shell). However, juvenile's tails are longer than their carapaces.

Try to be like the turtle - at ease in your own shell.

Bill Copeland

 

While getting ready for work this morning, I found this snapping turtle walking up our street.

This turtle did not look quite as sleek as some of the others. An older animal, or maybe a different species?

Northern red-bellied turtles

I know, lots of turtle pics, but they are so cute!

Galveston County, Texas, US

Turtles sunning themselves in the middle of the Eno River (Durham, NC). Taken near the Cox Mountain Trail in the Eno River State Park.

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Beacon Hill Park, Victoria, B.C.

This is a Stinkpot Turtle photo taken at Tuckahoe State Park on The Lore Of the Land Nature trail . They are a kind of Mud turtle . They can excrete a foul smelling liquid and live in Streams and Creeks .

Terrepene carolina carolina

Male (Red eyes)

Found in our back yard, under the apple trees.

The same turtle was found in our back yard on August 15, 2008 and on May 13, 2009.

Released to spot where she was found, after photo op.

 

This turtle came up in the garage yesterday afternoon, April 20, 2010, for a visit. I gave him a ride back out into the woods. This was imaged with my cell phone.

This snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) was heading across the lawn on campus this evening.

Red eared turtles. they all had their necks out sunning themselves. About twenty in all. Interesting to see. these fellas were about 12 to 14 inches in length approx.

Eastern Box Turtle - Terrapene carolina carolina

From the Oregon Zoo Portland

Turtle---------Shooting Data--------------

Date:May,11,2011

Time:06:21:35:AM

Camera:NIKON D90

Lens:85

Lens(35mm eq.):127

ISO:640

SS:1/125 @ f/4

(Large on Black)

 

This beach is a popular resting place for turtles. It's also a popular place for tourists to get closer to the turtles than they're supposed to. I find a telephoto lens plus some aggressive cropping to be an extremely acceptable alternative.

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