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• Sea turtles and diamondback terrapins can also be sighted at the Refuge.
• I was one with the ducks and diamondback terrapins.
• Many human activities threaten the safety of diamondback terrapins.
• The hunting season for Diamondback Terrapin turtles is August 1-April 30.
• One of the more common species of turtles located on the island is the diamondback terrapins.
• The nightly menu on board included oyster fritters, diamondback terrapin, duck, and turkey.
• In 1933, Byrd spearheaded the adoption of the diamondback terrapin as the official school mascot.
• More than 1, 000 diamondback terrapins have been reported hatching annually on the island in recent years.
• The mascot is a diamondback terrapin named Testudo, which means " turtle " in Testudine and the family Testudinidae.
• They are even on a New Jersey specialty license plate along with saltwater cordgrass, the great egret and the diamondback terrapin.
• Similarly to regulation of snapping turtles, diamondback terrapin turtles are only allowed to be hunted during specific months of the year.
• It is a prime location for viewing birds and bird migrations, diamondback terrapin egg-laying and horseshoe crab mating and egg laying.
• Diamondback terrapins are the only U . S . turtles that inhabit the brackish waters of estuaries, tidal creeks, and salt marshes.
• A small population of red fox, muskrat, northern diamondback terrapin, and various nonpoisonous water snakes also live in the marsh areas.
• In order to hunt diamondback terrapin turtles, individuals must possess a hunting license specific to the species of turtle called the Diamondback terrapin license.
• In order to hunt diamondback terrapin turtles, individuals must possess a hunting license specific to the species of turtle called the Diamondback terrapin license.
• Maryland's reptile and amphibian population includes the diamondback terrapin turtle, which was adopted as the mascot of University of Maryland, College Park.
• CHARLESTON, South Carolina _ Along a rock-lined cove on Charleston Harbor, David Owens is fighting to ensure the future of the diamondback terrapin.
• Diamondback Terrapin turtles must be captured by dip nets, seine nets, by hand or with a trap that must be checked on a daily basis.
• The recently increased raccoon population, however, has developed a taste for diamondback terrapin eggs, and many nests are often destroyed only 24 hours after being laid.