Satellite Tracking
Tilly
A project of Mote Marine Laboratory.

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Tilly detoured into Charlotte Harbor! It's hard to say whether this was a voluntary move or she was drifted by the strong winds and storm tide currents from passage of tropical Storm Barry. While turtles at a home residency seem to hunker down and stay put, the meanderings of internesting turtles seem to be more influenced by wind-driven currents. For an interesting example, search for the 2006 Casey turtle named Redlow.
Tilly is named and sponsored by Wooster School in Danbury, CT.
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Species: Loggerhead
Life Stage: adult
Gender: Female
Release Date: 2007-05-24 00:00:00
Release Location: Casey Key
Last Location: 2008-05-30 08:31:32
Adoptive Parents:
Janet Gordon
UNCG GIS Class Fall 2007
Rock Quarry Elementary
Sue O'Bryant
Liliana Tyler
David S Thomas
Kyla Wechsler
Third Grade Class at Pewaukee Lake Elementary
Debra Schroeder
Eliza Fleming
Mrs. Johnson's 4th grade class BRE
Pablo Paldao
Rachael
Background
Tilly is another big girl at 107.3 curved carapace length. She has an injury with a stumpy left front flipper but it did not hamper her on land in digging or crawling. She nested on Casey Key in 2000. She carries a time depth recorder and an acoustic tag.
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