facebook Bog Turtle is burrowing in the mud to hibernate for the winter. See you in the spring! WallPhotosFriendsBog TurtleLogout View photos of Bog Turtle ( 5) Send Bog Turtle a message Poke Bog Turtle Wall InfoPhotos Write something… Share Information Networks: Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commision Niche: Omnivore Species: Glyptemys muhlenbergii Habitat: Wet Meadows in Pennsylvania Friends EarthwormBox TurtleGreat Blue Heron MuskratMink Earthworm I can’t believe you tried to eat me… Not cool man! Not cool! Marsh Wren Box Turtle hey cuz! Have a good hibernation. Great Blue Heron all of the turtles are hibernating! Guess its time to migrate south for the winter. Muskrat I better not catch you hibernating in my burrow! Mink Where might your burrow be? I’d love to stop by for a snack. Marsh Wren Maybe I’ll fly down with you.

facebook Bog Turtle is burrowing in the mud to hibernate for the winter. See you in the spring! WallPhotosFriendsBog TurtleLogout View photos of Bog Turtle ( 5) Send Bog Turtle a message Poke Bog Turtle InfoPhotos Write something… Share Information Networks: Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commision Niche: Omnivore Species: Glyptemys muhlenbergii Habitat: Pennsylvania Wetalnds Photos Wall 2 Albums The Family Updated about 3 months ago My Favorite Meals Updated about 1 day ago Habitat/Biome and Geographic Location Wet Meadows in Pennsylvania About: I’m a pretty dull little critter except for my bright orange spots. I’m about 4 inches long as an adult. 3-5 sentences. I spend time both on land and in water. I’m closely related to the wood turtle. In the winter in bury in the ground and hibernate. Females lay one clutch per year with an average of 3 eggs. Biography: One of the reasons why we are endangered is because female’s have a very low reproductive rate. They only lay an average of 3 eggs per year. Also it takes from 4-10 years before we can even start reproducing. Another reason we are endangered is because of habitat destruction. Since our habitat is also a very desirable place for humans to build their homes, we often lose ours. Hopefully with all of the efforts to protect us people will stop taking away our homes. Also since we are very handsome little critters people are selling us on the black market as pets. Personal Information: A lot of my day is spent finding food. Turtles have a large habitat and within our habitat we know where to find food, water, and other resources. That is why if we are removed from our habitat we often die. I live with about 20 other bog turtles in a colony so I have a nice little group of friends!

facebook Bog Turtle is burrowing in the mud to hibernate for the winter. See you in the spring! WallPhotosFriendsBog TurtleLogout InfoPhotos Write something… Share Wall Photos of Bog Turtle 5 Photos Bog Turtle’s Albums 2 Photo Alums The Family 5 photos My Favorite Meals 9 photos