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Shot at the Georgia Aquarium

  

Florida Cooter turtle in central North Carolina, about 1 foot long

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I was walking with my friends along a side road near Christie Lake when I saw this turtle digging a hole in the ground dangerously close to the road pavement. While we were snapping pictures, the turtle decided that it doesn't like the publicity and retreated back to the safety of the lake. I hope she is safe now.

Turtles at the Oregon zoo

Liza's turtle, Sidney. Been around forever

a view of the turtle's head

Last operating tumble bug ride in the world

Turtle. Things that I saw at the Norfolk, VA Zoo. Photography by Donna Corless.

the Live Tortoise and Turtle museum is a strange and interesting place. I haven't put all my pictures from it up, because they are a bit dull and I can't remember what all the turtles are called. I think this is one of the largest freshwater turtle species in the world, though...

Chrysemys picta picta Photographed in southern Penobscot county, Maine.

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A painted turtle basking on a log is reflected in the water.

my pet turtles trying to look innocent while planning the big escape

Bruce AKA Turtleman eatting dinner! What a mouth-full!

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Edna, one of the easern Ornate box turtles I'm turtlesitting for a friend, lunches on a strawberry.

Human encounters with snapping turtles can vary with periods of fascination, fear and many other experiences. This turtle simply wanted a muffin to go along with her coffee. Digging a nest takes a lot of hard work and this girl loves a muffin with her brew.

This turtle kept on popping his head in and out while I was trying to get this. Thankfully one of them came out.

Here's four turtles just hanging out on a rock basking in the sun.

Hamilton, my aquatic turtle

June 2010

snapping turtle, (Chelydra serpentine)

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