Category Archives: OTHER
Crayfish
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Key Deer
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Season’s Greetings from BPK
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Slow Activity on Key Deer Island
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Wyoming and Utah
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Pronghorns
They are one of the speediest animals on our planet, running up to 53 miles an hour. Although not an antelope, they are known as such because of their resemblance to true antelopes of the old world.
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Animal Cruelty – Dingo Tethered
Poor Dingo was left outside in 90 degree heat for five hours while his mistress left the house. He is an old dog, too. Please, bring your dogs inside because it IS CRUEL to leave them outside in this sweltering heat. And against regulations also to tie your dog up.
Read moreFlorida Reserve
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Gorongosa Reserve Florida Style
As close to the real thing as I might ever get!
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Poisonwood
Poisonwood is a flowering tree in the cashew family, abundant throughout Big Pine Key. If the sap of the tree touches you, it has a similar effect as poison oak, causing red blistering welts. Beware! It’s a good idea to wear long sleeves when out in the Florida bush.
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Mt. Lassen 10,463 Ft.
Mount Lassen is the southernmost active volcano in the Cascade Range.
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Read moreThe Hermit Crab
I saw a beautiful shell underneath my stilt house and when I picked it up to investigate, a living crab was stuffed inside. I placed it closer to the water but the next day it was underneath the house again in the same place. I like to think that it might have been headed for […]
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Read moreDead Pilot Whale
Last night while kayaking off No Name Key during the sunset and moonrise, I saw a dead pilot whale. This was one of fifty-one whales stranded ten days ago on the edge of Everglades National Park (it made national news). Twenty-two whales beached themselves and eleven of the fifty-one found their way to Snipes Point, […]
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