Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
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This young Terrapin is in the marsh raising its head out of the water.
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A Diamondback on the move in the tidal marsh.
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Diamondback Terrapin Habitat at Herrington Harbour South.
With the combined environmental efforts of slipholders, guests and the grounds and maintenance department, the Terrapins continue to multiply and flourish at Herrington Harbour South.
Diamondback Terrapins are characterized by their diamond shape markings on the top of their shell, webbed feet for swimming and strong claws for climbing. Diamondbacks can only live and reproduce in unpolluted water and they feed mostly snails, clams, crabs and some marsh plants.
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Thursday, November 12th, 2009

The forested edges and tidal marshes provide a perfect habitat for aquatic life within the marina basin. This video was provided to the marina courtesy of George taken October 2009.
Click Here to view the otter video in YouTube.
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