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McConnell Springs, Lexington, KY

Green sea turtle

One trying to get ahead of the other?

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She is back!

This turtle comes back every late spring to nest.

on the set of the final project (and by set i mean two shoe boxes on the kitchen table in the middle of the night).

shallow depth of field, low shutter speed, shaky hand

This little fellow approached us asking for some food.

Prospect Park, Brooklyn.

This guy lives with the alligators.

This snapping turtle was about three feet away from our tent when we all saw each other. She froze, deliberated for fifteen minute, then set off in search of a different spot (far from humans!) in which to lay her eggs.

Turtles hanging out

I think it was a Red Eared Slider.

美ら海水族館

The Midland Painted Turtles were out in force, sunning themselves in the shallows of Mud Lake. This one shows off the brilliant colours that give this species its name. Britannia Woods, Apr 25, 2011.

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This guy "owns" this rock. It is where he hangs out. Look at the rear leg. From a few photographs I count eight toes. It appears that its hind legs are a conjoined pair. Must swim like a rocket. It seems to be well and thriving. Is this what happens when you live in the city? I think not. Turtles are known for their tendency toward two heads and things like that. On the other hand, maybe they just stretch out into the sun so far that things just look very strange.

 

VIEW ON BLACK WITH FLUIDR.

Green sea turtle Chelonia mydas

Shot at Wildwood Park in Harrisburg, PA

Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle

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