This sign was found by the pond that I showed you a couple of weeks ago in the Wychwood Park neighbourhood where the baby goose door was. They take care of the wildlife there!
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Cute sign! I am always very careful not to hit turtles when I see them in the road.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
That is a great sign. Hope motorists watch for all wildlife on the road.
ReplyDeleteThe turtles are safe. In the GTA it is the intelligent species (humans) that need help crossing the road.
ReplyDeleteIt's encouraging that we try to protect our wildlife. Turtles are in no danger at this time of the year of course, but when the females are seeking areas to lay their eggs the traffic carnage is high and regrettable.
ReplyDelete...great sign, but I can assure you that there are NO turtles out today here! Thanks Pat for sharing, watch out for those turtles.
ReplyDeleteCan you drive that slowly ;-)
ReplyDeleteWe have this for frogs, usually.
And, that is a good thing! It reminds me of the time I was driving on one of our busy streets when the traffic suddenly stopped in both directions. At first I couldn't see why and then I spotted the momma duck with all her little ones following behind crossing the road. It made me feel so good that everyone stopped and waited and no one got impatient.
ReplyDeleteToo Cute
ReplyDeleteThere's a place here with a turtle crossing sign, but this one is much cuter.
ReplyDeleteAn important road sign
ReplyDeleteMore likely to see look out for toads here
ReplyDeleteNo turtles in my neck of the woods so no turtle crossings.
ReplyDeleteHope the motorists see and read the sign.
ReplyDeleteTurtles? That's a first!
ReplyDeleteWonder how they wil survive the cold looks to me as dangerous as the traffic.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteWe should watch out for all the critters in the road. I have seen the turtle crossing signs before. Have a great day!
Good one
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteBox turtles no doubt!
ReplyDeleteI've seen a sign very much like this at the Virginia Arboretum.
ReplyDeleteWell I should think so too 🐢
ReplyDeleteNice sign, Pat !
ReplyDeleteHi Pat, I am with Think Turtle Conservation Initiative. Just happened to see your turtle awareness sign. Not sure if you still have a sign posted. Anyway, we would love to send you as a gift a couple of out 'Watch 4 Turtles' signs. They are made of coroplast, in the shape of a turtle and part of an awareness initiative we started 3 years ago. There are presently 2,000 + signs throughout Ontario. Our contact information is below. Thank you for looking out for the turtles! Wishing you good health and resiliency, take care and be safe.
ReplyDeleteKindest Regards,
Kelly Wallace
Think Turtle Conservation Initiative
Cell/Text: 647-606-9537
E-mail: thinkturtle@yahoo.com
Facebook: thinkturtleci
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