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[my apologies for cross-posting this with triangle.gardens, but I know that
some of you have discussed turtle ponds, etc.] Yesterday, I noticed a Box Turtle (I think that's what it was) next to one of my raised beds. Actually, I nearly stepped on the poor guy, because I wasn't expecting any surprises there! The turtle seems to be missing one of its front legs. I don't know how this affects its ability to move around, it's apparent that the turtle uses its front legs to pull off pieces of food to eat -- when I put down a few slices of melon, it used one front foot to hold down the melon while pulling pieces off. Anybody have any suggestions what I should do -- if anything -- to help this turtle out? I say "if anything" because I'd hate to see the turtle become dependent upon my putting down food for it under the hedge. I'm not going to put it in a cage, nor am I going to relocate it if I can help it, because right now it's safe from my own dogs (and other dogs), and there are lots of places for it to find cover. Thanks, Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC |
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