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- Jo Castillo
- Bastrop, Texas, United States
- I Grew up in a small town , Magdalena, New Mexico. I enjoy art and the pleasure other people get from my work. I always donate some of my sales and art to charities, especially for children. That started in Bolivia with Para los Niños. (Link on sidebar) "I cannot pretend to feel impartial about colors. I rejoice with the brilliant ones and am genuinely sorry for the poor browns." -- Winston Churchill
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6 comments:
The first photo almost looks like 3 stacked on top of each other. You wouldn't think they could pull themselves up on those logs.
Jeanne, there used to be another bigger log. They love them, I guess they get their sun and have the water around for protection?? The log is usually crowded, now that there is just the one. :)
They look pretty darn happy to be having a January day in the sun - and that's a little one in the middle, right?
Regina, Yes a little one, he was going to get up on the log then saw me and dove down deeper. The big ones seem to be used to people and don't dive. The big ones are about 12-16 inches long - the shell part. Maybe more. They are neat to watch.
Jo: What cool photos. Those turtles seem to be having a fun time sunning themselves.
fishing guy, there are many photos of them on my blog. They just sit and pose usually. The water was clear, too. Sometimes it isn't!
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