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Wildlife Journal Junior

Tracking Blanding's Turtle

Special | 7m 47s

Follow the yellow-necked Blanding's turtle as it roams from disappearing wetlands.

The elusive, yellow-necked Blanding's turtle is one of New Hampshire's rarest, oldest and best-traveled reptiles. Some may walk miles to get to the right place for mating and nesting. The turtles continue to survive in a valuable wetland habitat that is constantly changing -- and often at risk.

05/21/2012 | Rating NR

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Wildlife Journal Junior is a local public television program presented by NHPBS

Wildlife Journal Junior

Tracking Blanding's Turtle

Special | 7m 47s

The elusive, yellow-necked Blanding's turtle is one of New Hampshire's rarest, oldest and best-traveled reptiles. Some may walk miles to get to the right place for mating and nesting. The turtles continue to survive in a valuable wetland habitat that is constantly changing -- and often at risk.

05/21/2012 | Rating NR

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