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| Header Image - Swamp lilies are blooming up in Rattlesnake Bayou making it a good kayaking destination right now. |
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| I pedaled toward Rattlesnake Bayou to see if any Manatees had showed up yet. A small rain storm was just forming. That's okay - I had the umbrella. |
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| It is cool as hell to kayak in a heavy rain. This storm grew quickly and dumped a lot of rain. |
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| One of the balloons said, "Welcome Home." Besides littering waterways, floating metallic balloons are noted for causing power outages when they get caught in power lines. |
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| After the heavy rains were over, I checked upper Rattlesnake Bayou for "Floatables" aka urban storm water trash. Thankfully there wasn't very much trash in the water. However, muddy water was coming from one Rangeline Road ditch. I hope muddy water doesn't bother manatees. |
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| Over near Halls Mill Creek it looked like the Osprey Eagle family was lucky. Lightning struck a tree next to their nest the other day and shredded it. Bet that scared the heck out of those birds. |
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| Obligatory photo showing a wood duck with nearby trash in the photo - this was taken in Moore Creek. |
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| The back yard of this ugly house along Halls Mill Creek continues to be a source muddy water sediment pollution. |
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| Moore Creek was pretty muddy today. |
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| Trash coming down Moore Creek was sporadic and thankfully not dense. |
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