This guy is only supposed to come out at night but decided to make his way on the board walk in front of us.
Rocky the raccoon hesitated but then felt safe enough to pass us.
Dress Code: Anything comfortable and cool, sun hat, sun shades and sun screen.
Written Oct 4, 2002
Do not feed the aligators, they bite and are not tame. There is a $500.00 fine if you are caught feeding or harrassing the aligator. If you are lucky enough you may see the American Crocodile.
This aligator walked right in front of me to get to the water on the other side of my path. I took his picture as I steped aside for him. I have much respect for these guys and give them lots of room between me and them.
Written Oct 4, 2002
Many people that come to this area do not want to go back where they came from.
Too many people stay and now we have too many people in South Florida clogging the roads up.
My husband and I by our Irish Bar in our out door room.
Written Oct 4, 2002
The Birds in the Everglades are worth the drive.
There are over 250 different varieties of birds that come to Eco Pond in the Everglades National Park.
The picture shown is an Anhinga.
The anhinga is sometimes called the snakebird because it swims through the water with only its thin neck showing. The anhinga never seems to miss when it dives beneath the water's surface for fish. Skewering one on its pointed beak, it then flips the fish up in the air, catches it with an open mouth, and swallows it.
Updated Oct 4, 2002
Favorite thing: Play golf on the beautiful Colony West Golf Course
on Pine Island Road.
Fondest memory: Picking oranges, grapefruit, lemons and limes off my fruit trees. They do not exist anymore since the citrus canker came through our neighborhood. I now enjoy my bananas, pineapples and pappayas.
Every year after the hurricane season a flock of Ibis come through my neighborhood every day pecking through the lawns for worms and bugs. Five years ago I noticed one Ibis hopping on one leg lagging way behind the flock. Well, wouldn't you know, that same Ibis is still with the flock and was back again this year still lagging behind the flock but still around.
Written Oct 4, 2002
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