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Georgia

Georgia Loggerhead Tracking Project 2005

A project of Georgia Department of Natural Resources.


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Species: Loggerhead
Life Stage: Adult
Gender: Female
Release Date: 2005-05-27 23:23:00
Release Location: Sapelo Island
Last Location: 2006-06-29 16:54:53

Adoptive Parents:
Kellie Resetar
Kierra Middleton
Mrs. Philip's 5th Grade WJIS
Fenstermaker/Weiss Parents and Grandparents
Mrs. Morrison's 3rd grade Class
Luke Hardy
Sabrina Hardy
Jill Docalavich
Krista Mitchell
Georgia Parris
Anna Tuggle
Eloise Grace
Bill Maguire
Jacob Roy
Justine Schweitzer
Ryan Gains
Alex Dockery
Cameron Andrews

Background

Georgia was tagged on May 27, 2005 on Sapelo Island. She has a large growth on her carapace, possibly an old prop wound, which led us to give her the nick-name "Knobs" during the tagging process. Georgia also nested on the night she was tagged.

Georgia was named by 2nd grader Wyatt Gunthorpe. Wyatt is a student of Mrs. Patsy Pitt's at Mansfield Elementary in Mansfield, GA. He named after her home state.


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