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 wayResidents across Perth’s southern suburbs are being urged to keep an eye out for southwestern snake-necked turtles as the start of spring sees the species moving away from waterways to lay eggs.Perth Now · 29 Sept, 19:00
• Local wildlife rescue group urges residents to watch for displaced turtles as nesting season gets under wayResidents across Perth’s southern suburbs are being urged to keep an eye out for southwestern snake-necked turtles as the start of spring sees the species moving away from waterways to lay eggs.The West Australian · 29 Sept, 19:00

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