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Much of Moore Creek trash was either removed during the Coastal Cleanup (Not Likely) or the high waters and heavy rains associated with Tropical Storm Isaac washed much of the trash downstream.
North of Interstate I-10 the fall wildflowers were starting to dominate the creek bank. With little trash in sight and wildflowers all over the place, the focus of today's paddle was life on the creek bank.
I was elated to see that an Alligator was still alive in the Moore Creek area. Conservation Officers killed a big alligator in the creek last year because it supposedly ate a dog. If the dog was fenced in or on a leash, how did it get eaten?
Some people pay no mind to the leash law and let their dogs run wild. I watched two dogs swim through the marshes today. Luckily they were much too big for this little alligator to eat.
Finally getting watch nature instead of seeing nothing but piles of garbage on the creek bank made this paddle most enjoyable. For the next month or two Moore Creek north of the Interstate is a wonderful place to see wildflowers and all the life that partakes in the nectar of life.
I hate this NEW blog editor because it is not WYSIWYG.
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| Lots of wildflowers. |
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| Still Alligators left in Moore Creek. |
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| Butterfly |
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| Wasp. |
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| Meadow Beauty or Handsome Harry. |
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| Rosy Camphorweed |
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| Ludwigia or Primrose? |
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| Playing with its food. |
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| Butterfly. |
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| Red Rattlebox. |
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| Grasshoppers. |
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| Bumblebee. |
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| Yellow flower in the Aster Family. |
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| Dog that loves the water. |
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| Hempvine. |
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| Pickerelweed. |
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| Turn Around Point. |
