Perth residents urged to watch for turtles during nesting season

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 02:55 · Archive

Southwestern snake-necked turtles are moving away from waterways to lay eggs as spring begins.

A wildlife rescue group is urging residents across Perth's southern suburbs to watch for southwestern snake-necked turtles as nesting season begins. The turtles are moving away from waterways to lay eggs at the start of spring.

How it is being reported

• Local wildlife rescue group urges residents to watch for displaced turtles as nesting season gets under wayPerth Now · 29 Sept, 19:00
• Local wildlife rescue group urges residents to watch for displaced turtles as nesting season gets under wayThe West Australian · 29 Sept, 19:00

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