No...that's the rare Rocky Mtn Chock Turtle.
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Nice pics!
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No...that's the rare Rocky Mtn Chock Turtle.
[Coffee]
Nice pics!
That is cool. I have only seen western painted turtles and snapping turtles in Colorado.
We have always just called them sand turtles because they prefer they sandy type soils(CRC soils) vs the the other option on the prairie(clay). We have a couple that hang out around my shop where we hauled in sandy soil and see them on the dirt roads regularly, unfortunately often flat. They make great yard ornaments when you can get them to stick around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Snapping turtle we found in the street by my house last year. We moved him out of the road. Not sure where he came from or where he was going.
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Panzergater!!Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
That just popped into my head when I saw that.
Thanks all for posting.
I've only ever seen the painted turtles here, and rarely at that. I had no idea we have snapping turtles here. We also have soft shelled turtles as well, according to the research paper I was reading when looking for info on that Ornate Box Turtle above.
Just 5 days later, the Western Kingbird chicks are growing up fast. Looks like four young in the brood.
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Biggest Buck I ever saw in person. Sorry for the crappy photo. Was the best I could do at the time.
Have one of their nests on one of our butt/pass corners. Must be eggs in it now. They are much more aggressive the last week or so when I go out on deck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Originally Posted by MarkCO
He's a beauty, awesome spread, I've never seen one like that during hunting season. The biggest bucks I've seen in Colorado are on the Rocky Mountain Arsenal property, all of it fenced in and no hunting.