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6 Comments on World Turtle Day! May 23rd! Help Save the Turtles!
Funny you mention that, I was at a party today at a big festive hall, my daughter and I noticed a turtle in one of its indoor ponds. I never heard they were lucky though. I've had more luck with the thousands of Ladybugs that landed on my house last fall.
Ellen
In this time of potential disaster to wildlife, this is such a necessary focus . Thanks so much!
This is especially a year to watch out for the little critters, considering the season for turtles in florida and the activity and issues in the Gulf.
Robert Earl
Ellen: I'm liking ladybugs myself!
Marcia: So So true! I heard there were lines of people to help with cleanup, but you have to go through some special course (3-4 hours) and that is what the lines were for. I certainly hope there is that many willing to help.
Robert: Man created this mess for the animals, of which they will have no understanding as to what has happened to them. We can only hope they will understand as we try to help them.
I saw a little turtle crossing the road last week.......sure hope the little fella made it!
Thank you for sharing your blog; we need Real estate Professionals to share their comments and information regarding their markets and experiences. Thanks again from beautiful Sunny San Diego