The beach was well wind and sea swept this morning, with nary a track in sight, which made turtle patrol very easy!
The lovely blue-green color had returned to the Gulf as the tossed sand and sediments settled out in the calming waters.
A great blue heron stalked fish along the shore.
There was a new color in the sea oats, burnt by the salt spray and winds over the last few days.
And PB nest 7111 was spared crushing with this giant piling...
I replaced the sign this morning, still amazed that the actual egg chamber was not impacted by the large wooden post. That's luck!
03 September 2008
Pensacola Beach Turtle Run, After the Storm
Posted by Turtle Girl at 1:12 PM
Labels: Hurricane Gustav, Pensacola Beach, sea turtle nests
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International Coastal Clean-Up!
The 2008 Coastal Clean-Up on Santa Rosa Island was a great success, but we can work together to make everyday a Coastal Clean-up Day... Help us keep our beaches beautiful!
For details on the 2009 coastal clean-up efforts in Pensacola or in your area, or other ways you can help, click here.
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