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Turtle hunter Erin Poor, left, tries to keep her balance while slogging downslope to help fellow turtle hunter Maura Nowalk free a turtle from a net trap in a small pond being drained Friday on the north end of Sarah P. Duke Gardens. The pond will become a sedimentation pool for the planned Duke Hospital construction.

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