Identificaciones de johnnybirder
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Tortugas de Fango (Género Terrapene)Observ.
ben48Descripción
Rescued from the middle of 15-501 at Briar Chapel, and released in the woods (after Teddy got a look)
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sorellanoDescripción
Species: Terrapene carolina
Sex: Both Male
State: Virginia
County: Washington County
Locality: Gwendolyn Ridge
Elevation: 1990 ft
Coordinates: 38 degrees 36 minutes 22 seconds North
82 degrees 2 minutes 58 seconds West
Time Found: 12:46 PM
Forest Conditions: Upland Slope; Ground Level
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Tortugas de Fango (Género Terrapene)Observ.
gcwarblerDescripción
I'm wondering if the identity of this deceased turtle near Pensacola can be narrowed any. The carapace is about 7 to 8 in. long and high-arched. I can't tell anything about the pattern. The animal expired in a very sandy upland pine-hardwood woodland adjacent to (surrounded by) a freshwater wetland/detention pond. Based on the profile I can rule out map turtles, cooters, sliders, snappers, and softshells. I think I can rule out Gopher Tortoise since the marginal scutes on the sides have sharp corners rather than being rounded. Other than that, I'm clueless.
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rpratherFecha
Septiembre 2014Descripción
Baby box turtle crawling on surface of the hillside in area between road and more wooded forest. A second baby turtle was also seen at the site.
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ckalitaFecha
Septiembre 2014Descripción
Found in a wooded area composed of tall grasses, leaf litter, and large rocks.
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claire_mackmanDescripción
Young Box Turtle, small ridges on the back of its shell, blackish color with hints of yellows and oranges emerging.
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