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The Travel Turtle Geocoin Tina (proxy)

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Owner:
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Released:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Origin:
Oregon, United States
Recently Spotted:
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to crawl from cache to cache collecting interesting facts about turtles

About This Item

Tina (proxy 3)

Like turtles, travel bugs sometimes travel very slowly from cache to cache.  This little turtle wants you to know that the Western Pond Turtle and the Western Painted Turtle are the two species of turtle indigenous to Oregon. Both species are listed as critical on the state's sensitive species list. You can learn how to help protect Oregon turtles at Oregon Turtles.com. When you log your find of this coin, please share an intersecting fact about turtles: something you read on the web site, a personal experience, or something else you happen to know.

  • After 10 months, Tina traveled 56 miles.  After she was missing a year, I activated a proxy, but it never went anywhere, and I decided it wasn't a very good proxy, so I went and grabbed it,
  • In September 2012, I activated a new proxy that I made from a coin holder.  She traveled for 7 months before she went missing again (April 2013).
  • In June 2015, having been missing for more than two years, I am activating a 3rd proxy.  This proxy looks like a teenage mutant ninja turtle.  He is being released with five of his brothers and sisters, who also needed to be replaced.

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Tracking History (41756.6mi) View Map

Discovered It 12/5/2010 BBI Dragon discovered it   Visit Log

Spotted in a really cool coin/trackable Inn.
I use to have red eared turtles when I was a child, way back when, when you could buy them at any pet shop. Not any longer.

Dropped Off 12/4/2010 baradam placed it in Shelrik's Happy Cache Inn (For TB's & GC's) Oregon - 17.06 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/4/2010 baradam retrieved it from Mokst Oregon   Visit Log

Moving along....

Discovered It 9/14/2010 GPmike discovered it   Visit Log

stll here

Discovered It 8/12/2010 ornith discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered this Turtle TB and here is the required piece of information about Turtles:

Like other reptiles, turtles are ectotherms—varying their internal temperature according to the ambient environment, commonly called cold-blooded. However, leatherback sea turtle have noticeably higher body temperature than surrounding water because of their high metabolic rate.

TFTD!!

Cache On and CITO as you Cache,

ORNITH

Dropped Off 8/5/2010 howarthe placed it in Mokst Oregon   Visit Log
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