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Turtles 44 images Created 25 May 2013

The turtles, are reptiles and members of the Order Chelonia. There are 12 families of turtles found worldwide, 7 represented in North America with 48 species. The turtles here were photographed in the US, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Panama.
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  • Gopher Tortoise [Gopherus polyphemnus] grazing; Hobe Sound, FL
    B8FL-0424.jpg
  • Florida Red-bellied Turtles [Chrysemys nelsoni] sunning on log; Loxahatchee NWR, FL
    B8FL-0428.jpg
  • Florida Red-bellied Turtle [Chrysemys nelsoni] hiding in shell; Loxahatchee NWR, FL
    B8FL-0478.jpg
  • Florida Softshell Turtle [Apalone (Trionyx) ferox] swimming in drainage canal; Palm Beach Gardens, FL
    B8FL-0693.jpg
  • Ornate Box Turtle [Terrapene ornata ornata], profile closeup; Tall Grass Prairie Preserve, Pawhuska, OK
    B8OK-0058.jpg
  • Ornate Box Turtle [Terrapene ornata ornata], profile closeup; Tall Grass Prairie Preserve, Pawhuska, OK
    B8OK-0059.jpg
  • Painted Turtle [Chrysemys picta]; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM
    RATu-0005.jpg
  • Painted Turtle [Chrysemys picta]; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM
    RATu-0012.jpg
  • Painted Turtles [Chrysemys picta] trio sunning; Fountain Creek Regional Park, Fountain, Colorado
    RATu-0015.jpg
  • Painted Turtles [Chrysemys picta] trio sunning; Fountain Creek Regional Park, Fountain, Colorado
    RATu-0023.jpg
  • Mesoamerican Sliders [Trachemys scripta ornata] sunning; Chagres River inlet, Soberania National Park, Panama
    RATu-0025.jpg
  • Mesoamerican Sliders [Trachemys scripta ornata] sunning; Chagres River inlet, Soberania National Park, Panama
    RATu-0027.jpg
  • Mesoamerican Sliders [Trachemys scripta ornata] sunning; Chagres River inlet, Soberania National Park, Panama
    RATu-0028.jpg
  • Mesoamerican Sliders [Trachemys scripta ornata] sunning; Chagres River inlet, Soberania National Park, Panama
    RATu-0029.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea, accosted by small crab;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0055.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchlings, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0062.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0073.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0074.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0079.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0081.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0082.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0085.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0087.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchlings, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0102.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0109.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0112.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0113.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0118.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0120.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0123.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0126.jpg
  • Olive Ridley Turtle [Lepidochelys olivacea] hatchling, newly emerged in hatchery,  are released far up on the beach to allow imprinting and make their way to the sea;  Playa Baru, Hacienda Baru Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica
    RATu-0127.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0132.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0133.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0135.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] sunning; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0140.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0147.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0149.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0155.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0158.jpg
  • Yellow-spotted Sideneck Turtle [Podocnemis unifilis] with Julia Butterfly [Dryas julia] feeding on minerals in turtle's eye tears; Laguna Anangucocha, Napo Wildlife Center, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
    RATu-0163.jpg
  • Painted Turtles [Chrysemys picta] sunning on floating log; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM
    RATu-0169.jpg
  • Painted Turtles [Chrysemys picta] sunning on ditch bank; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM
    RATu-0172.jpg
  • Painted Turtles [Chrysemys picta] sunning on floating log; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM
    RATu-0174.jpg