
Remember the other day when I walked along the creek and thought I saw creatures? And one thing looked like leaves swimming upstream. With my old eyes I couldn't tell what it was, but when I got home I zoomed in on the photo and realized it was a turtle carrying leaves. Was it camouflage, nest materials, or breakfast? Any ideas?




P.S. I walked today; 45 minutes/5166 steps.
3 comments:
It is definitely grand. When we lived in South Florida, we lived on a canal. We got to see lots of fish, turtles and even alligators.
They are so cute - I love to see them sunning on the branches. We have a pond nearby and 'grandfather turtle' is huge, must be very old.
Sad about the bees - is the oppressive heat due to the wildfires? My friends at Lake Almanor in N. Calif. have been pretty close to the fires - quite scary.
Stay safe and thanks for sharing the nature pics.
I loved your turtle photos today--the one with the leaves was so terrific. I have NEVER seen a turtle with ANYTHING in its mouth before---very interesting!
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