You can see the moss and mud on this guy's back and head if you look closely. After he crossed our yard, he disappeared. I assume he's okay.
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3 comments:
Snapping turtles are know to take off unwary fingers. Be glad he left for greener pastures. Peace
Gosh, that turtle sure looks sad.
I thought this must be a tortoise till I looked at the eyes and then, of course, read it's a turtle. I always think of turtles as living in the sea. Shows how much I know about turtles and tortoises. Nice shot and nice to have a visitor like this.
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