Our Readers Share – Carol McCormick: Turtle Time

Photo courtesy of Carol McCormick

Carol McCormick writes, “Snappers are alive and well and ready to lay eggs. This guy (gal) is about a foot across and head the size of small baseball and claws about 3-4 inches! Not to be messed with!”

Our thanks to Carol McCormick for sharing another interesting nature photo.

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