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05-30-05, 08:16 PM
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bird or turtle
well heres the story......I was walking along and found this egg so i put it in my incubator that i use for my leo eggs,.........Im thinking its a turtle egg.........or a bird LOL........the egg is white with NO pattern or markings on it, i found it on the ground,it is more rounded then a chicen egg (not so ovally) and is about 1 inch long.........IS IT A TURTLE EGG!!! I took some pics off it but thers no reason to post them, the description is pretty simple LOL
hope you know what it is
NICK
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05-30-05, 08:46 PM
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sounds like it might be a turtle egg but alot of bird eggs are more round than oval(like hcicken eggs)...anyways hopefully it's a turtle egg and it will hatch for you..Good luck...Connor
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05-30-05, 09:43 PM
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if it were a turtle egg, i would think there would be more. Where did you find it?
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05-31-05, 10:48 AM
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i found it in a marsh (kingston Ont.)............there was only one............hope its a turtle..............................any other ideas??
NICK
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05-31-05, 12:04 PM
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did you look around to see if there were any trees above it...did you look for a nest in the tree?..was the egg burried at all?
Last edited by ATBlover; 05-31-05 at 12:16 PM..
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05-31-05, 01:35 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by K1LOS
if it were a turtle egg, i would think there would be more. Where did you find it?
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Often the Sliders at my old job used to lay between one and four eggs, I wouldn't think it would be that unlikely...
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05-31-05, 03:34 PM
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well...it was sitting on the ground, no dirt on it at all, i cant remember if there was a tree above it but it is a posibility
nick
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