Sentences with phrase «see the turtle eggs»

See the turtle eggs hatching by the sea (your kids are going to love that).

A favorite with children is the Turtle Hatchery where during the breeding season (May — October) visitors can see the turtle eggs and witness tiny new hatchlings making their way up through the sand of their incubation boxes!

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I've met humpback whales, sea turtles, giant groupers, and an egg - bearing octopus I encountered in a one - person sub — creatures who had never seen a human before.

With that analysis, they could see that there were only two species — F. falciforme and F. keratoplasticum — that were always found in dead turtle eggs.

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They ensured that our Costa Rican experience was one to remember from arranging the perfect time to see the Sea Turtles coming in to lay their eggs and watch the babies hatch and help carry them to the ocean to family friendly surfing lessons and ATV tours.

Mid-November to February is the best time to see female turtles laying eggs, while hatchlings usually begin to leave their nests from mid-January.

During this time, you will have the opportunity to witness Loggerhead turtles come to the beach and lay their eggs as well as see the baby turtles hatch and scamper down to the ocean.

On nature walks there is the chance to see the Yakushima deer and monkeys and in certain months, turtles, as they lay their eggs on the west coast beaches.

Here you can see the Leatherback turtles and the Olive Ridleys coming to lay their eggs on the beaches at night.

On this Tamarindo Turtle Nesting tour, you will have the rare chance to see Olive Ridley and Green Pacific sea turtles lay their eggs, and sometimes even see the babies hatching and going out to sea!

The breeding period for these turtles is between October and March, so don't be surprised if you see a few coming ashore to lay their eggs while you enjoy the surf and sand.

On Grande Beach (Playa Grande), female leatherback turtles come ashore to lay their eggs from October to May - an incredible spectacle to behold if you are lucky enough to see it.

We saw multiple Loggerhead turtles laying their eggs on the beach at night!

From here, one can see Los Cayos Siete Hermanos (The Seven Brothers Cays)-- several small offshore islands that offer refuge to 10 species of reptiles, including the American crocodile and sea turtles that return each year to lay their eggs.

With a hatchery located on the island, visitors may be able to see baby turtles hatching and getting released to the ocean or even see the female turtles laying their eggs on the beach.

You will have the chance to see Olive Ridley and Green Pacific sea turtles laying their eggs near Playa Grande.

Female leatherback turtles come ashore to lay their eggs from October to May — an incredible spectacle to behold if you are one of those lucky enough to see it.

From July to September, these massive mother turtles can be seen at night burying their eggs in the sand.

This is the starting point to get transportation further more to reach the beaches of Awala Yalimapo to see turtles laying eggs during the night.

If you're really lucky, you might see a Baula turtle laying her eggs on the beach at night.

Evening tours will take you to protected parts of the beach to see turtles lay their eggs (November to February), or turtle hatchlings make their way to sea (January to March).

The wildlife, particularly the sea turtles we saw laying their eggs, the monkeys, the tapir we tracked, and all of the different bird types that we encountered, were all great experiences.

Five species of sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs, and humpback whales can be seen breaching in the Pacific; dolphins often play in the Caribbean waters.

Hire a car and explore, or take a taxi ride down to nearby Aligadi Turtle Beach, where you can see turtles laying their eggs see the hatchlings dashing down to the sea during the summer months.

Since then the Farm's research and conservation experts have seen the release of over 31,000 Green Sea Turtles into the wild — and they have been gratified to witness the return of some of these turtles back to Cayman's beaches to lay their owTurtles into the wild — and they have been gratified to witness the return of some of these turtles back to Cayman's beaches to lay their owturtles back to Cayman's beaches to lay their own eggs.

In addition, from the mid-June to mid-December season, you can see Lora and Carey turtle species that come to our beach to lay eggs.

The area is known for its whale watching, and dolphins, loggerhead and leatherback turtles can be often seen laying their eggs in the sand during the summer months.

Our youngest visitors and their families are invited to drop by this informal info station to see turtle shells, eggs and meet a live turtle as a part of Wave Hill's Turtle Day.

90 % - The Horror The Turtles of my childhood were just small Sometimes I would get one for myself Sometimes I would just see one in the woods But then they sprayed with DDT and I had asthma and soon moved closer to the city Now I'm older and I saw a turtle laying it's eggs by the side of a path So did a black bird and after the turtle went back to the pond the blackbird stole it's eggs and thought they were good to eat Another turtle came along since then but I don't think it laid any eggs.

Maybe it was the the same turtle and was despondent because the blackbird stole it's eggs I've never seen a leatherback unless maybe when I was young and went to the zoo, probably then I've eaten turtle soup, not sure if it was made from Leatherbacks or farmed turtles of another sort.