BABY TURTLE PHOTOGRAPHY – RED EARED SLIDER
More of my favorite creatures!
Today is day two of my baby turtle photo adventure. Last time I featured the False Map Turtle, today it is the Red Eared Slider. Check these little guys out!
RED EARED SLIDER TURTLE PHOTOS
For starters, I'll give you a good look at the carapace (top of the shell) and the plastron (bottom of the shell.) Along with the other photos, this should help you if you ever encounter any of these species.
Carapace
Plastron
Here's the rest of the photos!
As always, I'm @papa-pepper and here's the proof:
proof-of-baby-red-eared-slider-turtle
Until next time…
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Awwwnn.. It's so cute..
I love that shade of green
Very nice shots, Mate!....:)...
Just tiny liddle guys!! Awe ❤🐢
what an amazing place this is! Just amazing.
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I really like it, the color is pretty pretty.
As a young turtle is very cute.
beautiful miniature turtles, I must admit that I never saw such small ones, the photographs are excellent quality, congratulations for the beautiful shots.
I wish you a wonderful afternoon dear friend @ papa-pepper
Love the colouring on these little guys! Maybe I am just partial to their shade of green...
They are gorgeous. I just thought today, how so many animals markings are almost like hieroglyphics. The markings on the underside of his shell are simply art! You get some amazing creatures on your patch but, finally today, although I often see them running across roads and popping their heads up, I got a pic of a decent sized (6ft nose to tail) monitor lizard. I was lucky I saw him from a distance and he stopped for a few seconds on the trash.
Please have a look :-)
https://steemit.com/animal/@nathen007/mother-nature-vs-human-nature-2018-07-13-11-07-14
Turtles are very common in our area. One can see them roaming in the streets even.