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Midland Painted Turtle Basking on a Log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wild Painted Turtle Sunning Himself On Log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Painted Turtle Basking on a Log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Baby and adult painted turtle on a log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Single Eastern Painted Turtle basking in the morning sun on semi-submerged log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Painted Turtle on a Log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eastern Painted Turtle on Log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Painted turtle sunning on a log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eastern painted turtle (Chrysemys picta) basking in the sun on a log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Painted Turtle on Log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Painted turtle on a log in the pond Royalty Free Stock Photo

This Painted Turtle was sunning itself on a log in the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve. Eastern Painted Turtles are water turtles. They can grow up to nine inches long. They are black with smooth, flattened shells. The top part of a turtle's shell is called a carapace. The carapace has many small plates called scutes. The Eastern Painted Turtle has thick lines between its scutes. This turtle also has red markings around the edges of its carapace.