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Re: Rare maine [Re: Bruce T] #6916430
07/01/20 08:17 AM
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The biologists may very well know what a wood turtle looks like, and are correctly conducting wood turtle surveys...However, they may not want to show people wood turtles.


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Re: Rare maine [Re: Bruce T] #6916444
07/01/20 08:35 AM
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Re: Rare maine [Re: Ditchdiver] #6916503
07/01/20 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Ditchdiver
I'm sure Bruce is right, but it looks like a painted turtle to me too.
Maybe just called by a different name?

Paint in our neck of the woods also.


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Re: Rare maine [Re: Redknot] #6916505
07/01/20 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Redknot
The biologists may very well know what a wood turtle looks like, and are correctly conducting wood turtle surveys...However, they may not want to show people wood turtles.

Maybe.Only going by what I was told by the biologists.


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Re: Rare maine [Re: Bruce T] #6916712
07/01/20 01:18 PM
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Endangered species stuff can be a little tricky. It seems that if it is really rare everyone wants to see it...Ironic that the last of its kind dies from being stepped on by some "do gooder" trying to take a photo of it... I did some work on your St John's River with Furbish's lousewort in the mid 1980's and we were kind of secretive about where we found them...


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Re: Rare maine [Re: Bruce T] #6916731
07/01/20 01:38 PM
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Don't know what to believe anymore but the same biologists told me Trout Brook Farm where I'm ranger at is the last area where these turtles are located.


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Re: Rare maine [Re: Bruce T] #6916736
07/01/20 01:40 PM
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Got that right about rare plants, sometime ago they marked some rare orchids with small Al tags, because the plant did not always send up vegetation every year. Researchers went back 3 years later only to find holes in the ground and left-over tags, this was 2 weeks after they presented a paper at a conference.

Re: Rare maine [Re: Northof50] #6916752
07/01/20 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Northof50
Got that right about rare plants, sometime ago they marked some rare orchids with small Al tags, because the plant did not always send up vegetation every year. Researchers went back 3 years later only to find holes in the ground and left-over tags, this was 2 weeks after they presented a paper at a conference.

Not good.


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Re: Rare maine [Re: Bruce T] #6917484
07/02/20 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Bruce T
Don't know what to believe anymore but the same biologists told me Trout Brook Farm where I'm ranger at is the last area where these turtles are located.


There are populations of wood turtles in around 14 states, including most of New England and it's range goes up into Canada.

Keith

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