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Dean Bagley / redfoot / spencer / tracking / tracking turtles

Tracking Turtles… An Update!

by Volunteer Coordinator STPS · October 3, 2017

Here’s the latest update on Redfoot and Spencer from Dean Bagley!

Redfoot

Redfoot has moved back closer to his old haunts, and as of the last hit, is right off shallow water flats.

Spencer

Spencer is very near where he was at the last update. Still west of the Marquesas.

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