Showing posts with label turtles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turtles. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2022

Tuesday's parting shot

An EVG reader shared this from an unnamed East Village community garden ... "the sky and trees on the surface of the pond makes it look like the turtle is swimming in the sky. She is my favorite turtle in the neighborhood — very curious and frisky."

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Shell shock! Lost turtles return to La Plaza Cultural


[Photo by Chris W. from June]

Back in May, Wilson and Gator, two of the resident turtles at La Plaza Cultural, went missing.

In a bit of welcome news (for once), the turtles have been found... new signage up notes that the two are awaiting reintroduction to the pond here on the southwest corner of Avenue C and Ninth Street...


[Photo via @decolorescommunityyard]

Moving forward, there will be a turtle barrier around the water in the community garden to allow for "safe basking."

No word on how far away Wilson and Gator got.

Friday, June 12, 2020

Wilson and Gator are missing from La Plaza Cultural



Wilson and Gator, two of the resident turtles at La Plaza Cultural, are missing.

EVG reader Chris W. shared this missing poster from outside the community garden on the southwest corner of Avenue C and Ninth Street. There's an undisclosed reward for their return. No word if they were stolen or made a getaway on their own...

Thursday, May 7, 2015

Noted


[Photo by @edenbrower]

Somewhere on East Fifth Street…

Friday, January 2, 2015

Sorry guys — this turtle is NOT for you



Spotted on an Avenue C building … via photo by Andrew Adam Newman on Ave C.

Monday, October 14, 2013

Reader report: Someone dumped the turtles from the Ninth Street Community Garden into a hole


[At the garden last spring via Bobby Williams]

An EVG Facebook friend shared a WTF story from over at the Ninth Street Community Garden at Avenue C. Last week, someone gathered the garden's turtles ... and dumped them into a hole in the back of the garden. Thankfully, Garden volunteers recovered the turtles. None of the turtles were apparently hurt.

Per our Facebook friend: "So sad that someone would do that ... those turtles are a bit of a main attraction. Hopefully they'll be left alone."