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Published: June 1st 2009May 20th 2009
Wow, I have been blessed with the luck of seeing baby hatchlings and a nesting turtle on the same day!
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Eric Suesz
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Nice pics!
Love the pics. Hey, that one girl kind of looks like Adrienne in that photo. Not sure what the heck that is in the frying pan, but I hope it was tasty. E
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