Huron River Drive Turtle Crossing - Ann Arbor, Michigan
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N 42° 18.071 W 083° 44.865
17T E 273505 N 4686873
This crossing is on Huron River Drive, between the Huron River and the Keebler Langford nature area.
Waymark Code: WM552V
Location: Michigan, United States
Date Posted: 11/12/2008
Views: 53
The turtle in the picture had already crossed the road by the time I walked back from parking. The Huron river is a very popular spot for turtles and nesting, and we often see turtles relaxing from a distance when kayaking. They are rather skittish and jump into the river as soon as possible.
** Huron River Drive is twisty and it is unsafe to park along the side of the road. If you drive ahead about a half mile there is a lot ***
Species Link: [Web Link]
How often turtles cross: 
Months most seen crossing: May and June
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By chance we were sitting on the porch when we noticed little blandings in the same location we had seen the mother take 2 months earlier."
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