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Most turtles are back in their overwintering sites by now but there are still a few stragglers out there! This big snapping turtle was seen crossing the road this weekend by one of our staff! It is still important to keep an eye out for turtles on the road and to help them cross if possible! Every individual is important to the population and they need our help to stick around for future generations!⠀
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You guessed it, the turtle in our last post was a

You guessed it, the turtle in our last post was a wood turtle! This is a great picture to see just how sculpted their carapace is and how much it resembles wood! ⠀
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Can you identify this Ontario turtle? This endange

Can you identify this Ontario turtle? This endangered species has a very sculpted carapace (upper shell) and is most commonly found near rivers and streams. Let us know what you think!⠀
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