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Report from Columbus, OH for the turtle people


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Posted by eazykinda on May 02, 2003 at 07:23:27:

In Reply to: Report from Columbus, OH for the turtle people posted by meretseger on May 01, 2003 at 23:31:22:

:Wow, I had no idea! I live right on the Olentangy up in Delaware, I'll have to check it out.

Its really surprising honestly-I had no idea when I first went to OSU that there were that many turtles in there-esp. with how dirty the "Ole & Grungy" looks. Surprising it would appear to have a very healthy turtle population. I was especially surprised with seeing the painted turtles, since I don't normally associate them with large rivers that frequently flood (moreso as pond and marsh turtles). I have also seen common musk and snapping turtles in there.
Take care,
~Mike





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