9-29-22 I have made it home after evacuating for Hurricane Ian. The water out of the bay was sucked dry by the hurricane and deposited down south!
Ibis, Snowy, and Egrets have come to snatch up little fish or crustations left behind. See video below:
9-28-2022 While the Hurricane Ian rages outside, I have been trying to catch up with my photos. My “dongle”s which allowed me to send the phots from the computer chip to my laptop had both failed. I had to download from the camera directly to the laptop, this took hours to do, rather than the 15 minutes. I had ordered a new dongle but it had not arrived before I had to vacate. Here are some of the photos.
September 18, 2022 – Another nice day, one dolphin and several manatees were sighted today!
Sept 17, 2022 – We had over 5 inches of rain last night, my rain gauge only has capacity for 5 inches and it overflowed. Today was nice out, in the low 70’s. Not many birds though.
September 16, 2022 – A nice cooler day. Again I got a good photo of my nemesis, the Kingfisher! YAY!
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September 15, 2022 – A break in the weather! 70’s this morning!
September 14, 2022 – A nice day this morning. I got some nice photos of an Osprey and of a Yellow Crowned Night Heron having breakfast of a crab.
September 7, 2022 – An adventure every day!
1. I paddled further north on Bear Creek than I had ever been, but was stopped after a half mile by a 24 inch tree that had fallen across the creek. I could have portaged around it, but there was no easy way to get out of my kayak to do that.
2. I saw a momma dolphin and a baby, and also a manatee today.
3. I finally got better photos of the Kingfisher!
Dolphin day today Sept 5, 2022, as well as jacks (fish) making a splash, birds, and flowers.
Sept 4, 2022 Pelican day!
I had visitors out on the water today.
