Glenn Thiltgen

336-471-6207 Available for Text Messaging or Phone Calls 24/7

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Website Currently In the Works, Last Updated June 2nd, 2008

My Herping Data (April 30th, 2008 – Current)

Data (Excel Spreadsheet)

Photo’s For Data (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #8, #9, #11, #12, #13, #14, #15, #16, #17) (Some photos were taken with a disposable camera, others with a digital camera)

Things You Can Do To Help

*If you find a turtle in the road move it across the road, away from the road in the same direction it was traveling.

*If you find a turtle in your yard, leave it. You can buy or adopt pet turtles online or in a pet shop.

*Check your yard for turtles before mowing or weed eating.

*If you find an injured turtle, perhaps try to help it. You can call me and I’ll find you a place where you can get help.

*Talk to your children; tell them why it is important not to bring a wild turtle home as a pet.

*Never release pet turtles into the wild; they can die and even disrupt other turtle populations in the wild.

*If you have a pet turtle you don’t want, find an owner. I can help with that as well.