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Resident springs into action after making surprising discovery at construction site: 'Never in a million years did I think we'd save so many'
"I am so excited." Resident springs into action after making surprising discovery at construction site: 'Never in a million ...
What to know about Delaware's 15 native turtle species and how to help them
Never take a wild turtle home with you. Turtle species native to Delaware are prohibited from being owned as pets, according ...
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15 turtles found in Delaware and what to do if you find one
Bog turtles have brownish-blackish carapaces and skin, but are easily identifiable by their orange, yellow or red "ear." They prefer to live in freshwater wetlands with soft soil, and in Delaware ...
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15 turtles found in Delaware and what to do if you find one
Red-eared sliders are especially populous, often seen basking with painted turtles and red-bellied cooters. They're easy to identify by their red "ears," or red marks on either side of their heads.
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15 turtles found in Delaware and what to do if you find one - The Tennessean
Bog turtles have brownish-blackish carapaces and skin, but are easily identifiable by their orange, yellow or red "ear." They prefer to live in freshwater wetlands with soft soil, and in Delaware ...
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15 turtles found in Delaware and what to do if you find one - Cincinnati Enquirer
Bog turtles have brownish-blackish carapaces and skin, but are easily identifiable by their orange, yellow or red "ear." They prefer to live in freshwater wetlands with soft soil, and in Delaware ...