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27 August 2014

Their Island

Georgia's Golden Isles have hundreds of human residents and visitors.
But I can never shake the feeling that the islands never belong to us the way they belong to the wildlife...

Blue crabs
(This pair was battling and the little one lost his claws!)

Canonball jellyfish

Cicada (molted exoskeleton)

Cockroaches -- Yep, industrial sized!
(Note to kids: Don't leave out your granola bars!)

Coyote track

Dolphin

Dragonflies

Fiddler crabs

Ghost crab

Heron

Wild horses

Horseshoe crab (dead, upside down, and full of sand)

Mussel

Pelicans

Periwinkle snails

Wild pig track

Sandpiper

Seagulls and pelicans

Sea turtle hatchling tracks

Wharf crab
(You can just see his legs at the edge of his burrow.)

Whelk egg case (held aloft by a friend)

Posted at 10:09 AM in Adventures -- GA, Coast, Nature & Gardening | Permalink

Comments

Lovely.

Posted by: anjahni | 27 August 2014 at 12:52 PM

Thanks, Anjahni. That's nice to hear.

Posted by: Valerie J. Frey | 27 August 2014 at 08:54 PM

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