23May/11

Common Snapping Turtle / Tortue serpentine (Chelydra serpentina)

Dead and Living RATS are more and more common in all of Montreal’s Burroughs

05/23/2011ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photographyamerica, amphibian, Amphiian, animal, becurious, bizard, Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard, canada, Discover, disease, éco, ecology, ecosystem, endangered, environment, fauna, fragile, grass, ile, loveyourplanet, marsh, montreal, montreal nature park, montreal urban nature, National Geographic, Nature, nature park, nikkor, nikon, North America, parc nature - bois-de-l'île-bizard - nature park, Parc-nature, park, Photo, photography, preservation, quebec, snapping, south, stefano, steve, swamp, troletti, turtle, United States of America, Urban Nature, usa, vegetation, West Island, wetlands, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

Tortue serpentine / Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina) – Photo by Steve Troletti This is by far the largest turtle I’ve seen in the wild in Canada, Its shell measured just over

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