Thursday, September 29, 2022
Hurricane Ian update
Saturday, August 6, 2022
Do as we say, not as we do.
The last word about the Ocean Oaks Condo Board's war on bird-feeders.
If in fact installing a bird-feeder is against Ocean Oaks Condo Rule 5c (which of course is rubbish) then the board in April floated a proposal to break its own rules.
Could it be this little fracas actually has nothing to do with bird-feeders, but is simply more harassment directed at an owner who has been critical of the board? Ya think?
Sunday, June 19, 2022
Saturday, June 18, 2022
Curly tail
Like almost everything else in this state, including me, thye are not native. They were introduced to South Florida in the 1940s, probably from the Bahamas, to eat sugar cane pests. Of course they didn't. Anyway, I've only seen them in Cape Canaveral the last couple ofm years.
On the boardwalk to the beach.
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
Heteropoda venatoria
From our garage, a Huntsman Spider. Not native, they came to South Florida, probably in a cargo of fruit. They're described as 'cosmotropical'. And climatologically, Cape Canaveral is now South Florida. Everything that lands here, prospers.
Be careful with this guy. He's not dangerous, but can deliver a painful bite.
Monday, September 20, 2021
Boycott Grills
It is with a heavy heart that I am boycotting one of my favorite waterfront tiki-bars/restuarants, Grills, because the owner is an irresponsible SOB, a bible nut, and a disobeyer of sensible public health regulations.
There is a narrative and a mindset taking over that Christians have speculated about for over 2000 years. We will soon see how far along that timeline we are.
Storm surge.
Last night's high tide, marked by the line of seaweed and detritus on the boardwalk. Be nice to our dunes folks! They are the differe...

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The boardwalk to the beach is actually quite usable, if you don't mind wading through knee-deep water. But it will likely need some repa...
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These were clearly spawned when the swale started to fill up, about a month ago. But Hurricane Ian has greatly increasd their scope.
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We're in the eye of the remnants of Hurricane Ian, now Tropical Storm Ian, right now. There was no, or at most minimal, damage to the co...