Turtles Walking
by Jasna Dragun
Title
Turtles Walking
Artist
Jasna Dragun
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
This is the most common species of aquatic turtles. It comes from North America and is characterized by red spots on each side of the head. In the wild, this species of turtles inhabit all freshwater habitats: ponds and flowing water with sandy soil and moderate vegetation.
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He loves the city suitable for sunbathing, as well as branches in the water. Often you can see more turtles together sunbathing on the rocks and stumps, and sometimes one another. Females are usually larger and heavier than the males. In nature, grows up to 30 cm, while in the tank female reaches a length of up to 20 cm. While small, the turtle is almost impossible to distinguish by gender. Later, when you grow up, the males are smaller, have longer and thinner tail and very long claws. The dorsal side of the armor and in males and females greenish color with black spots. How old so their armor and becomes darker in color.
These two turtles living in my garden and had their pool. Since I moved, I let them in nature, in freedom.
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February 28th, 2016
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Steve Henderson
This makes me smile indeed. Two friends, out for a stroll. A slow stroll . . . l/f/tw/pin/fb
Anne Katzeff
Fabulous capture! The lighting and colors are wonderful, and I really like how the turtles are looking at each other. l/f/c/p/g+
Mary Ann Weger
Beautiful image, Jasna, and nice contrast in color! The turtles look like they just felt a rain drop, or maybe heard the voice of God! (I have a vivid imagination!)
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