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From the owners of Maine Hunting Today, comes a Legend, a truth, an inspiration, and an experience like no other. Read "The Legend of Grey Ghost and Other Tales from the Maine Woods."

 

The Acrobatic Turtle

By Milt Inman

Milt Inman is a photojournalist and chief photographer for Maine Outdoors Today, Maine Fishing Today, Maine Hunting Today and U.S. Hunting Today.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The small turtle came out the water onto the limb of a dead tree about 3-inches in diameter.  A turtle has a nearly flat shell witch adds to the difficulty of this balancing act on a round log. He or she Turtle climbed at least three feet up this round stick of wood and was a good 2-feet above the water and there it was taking in the sunshine.

 

I was there off and on for two hours and he or she was still there when I left to go home.  I was wondering did the turtle turn around and go back down the limb or did it just jump the 2 feet into the water? 

 

I will never know because I had to leave and the turtle was still there.  I do know it was quite a feat for a youngster!    Milt

 

From this perspective, it sure looks like this alligator and one great blue heron are sharing valued space. - Photo by Milt Inman

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