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Aydin

Green Turtles, Overveiw

A project of Marine Turtle Research Group.


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Since laying a clutch on the 5th August, Aydin has headed west and south along the coast of Cyprus. She has now begun her migration to her foraging ground on the north African coast and is currently located off the coast of Libya. This is a dangerous part of her journey as turtles are hunted for their meat and blood in this region.

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Species: Green Turtle
Life Stage: Adult
Gender: Female
Release Date: 2004-07-23 00:00:00
Release Location: Alagadi beach
Last Location: 2005-05-30 15:41:20

Adoptive Parents:
Selen & Elgin Yalin
Pam Saunders
Merril Harman
Jim McNulty
Margaret White
Tom Rees
Karin McGuinness
Piers Smedley
Lucienne Spencer
Randall
Rachel Bolland
Skinner Family
Matt Bridges
Mary & William Sizer
Rosie Puddephatt
Bernard Vokes
Alison Ryan
James & Tamsin Miles
Denise Bailey
Jack Michael
Mr G Moore-Grundy
Miss M Spooner
Martin Garner
S Fairthorne
Jamie & Laura Rix
Isobel Sheene
Moira Felce
Paul Stone
Joyce Pearson
Simon Birch
John Blake
Pat Holmes
Tom Springer
Holly and Josie Turan-Stephens
Emily Kautz

Background

This green turtle (named Aydin after the wife of President Rauf Denktas)was fitted with a Sirtrack satellite transmitter on the night of the 23/24th July 2004 at Alagadi Beach, Northern Cyprus. She returned to nest on the 5th August and has now begun her migration to the north African coast.


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