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Cecil B De-Michael Produces "The Whales of Casco Bay Island":
Michael is having a lot of fun with his new digital video camera and editing tools. Catch his latest 'release"
Michael is having a lot of fun with his new digital video camera and editing tools. Catch his latest 'release"
Flying High: Aerial Photographs of Casco Bay Island:
Michael went flying and captured some beautiful photographs of the island. Do you want to buy and island. This beauty could be yours.
Michael went flying and captured some beautiful photographs of the island. Do you want to buy and island. This beauty could be yours.
Where are those cormorants going and other pressing island questions?:
On the last day of our first month... exploring the mysteries of island life.
On the last day of our first month... exploring the mysteries of island life.
The Last Key West Sunset?:
How do you load up the car and leave the Keys after a sunset in the back country? There's nothing like a Key West sunset to remind you how easy it is to catch 'Keys Disease"
How do you load up the car and leave the Keys after a sunset in the back country? There's nothing like a Key West sunset to remind you how easy it is to catch 'Keys Disease"
Lunch with Grover:
It's always a nice surprise when one of the locals joins us for lunch at Geiger Key.
It's always a nice surprise when one of the locals joins us for lunch at Geiger Key.
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Bats in the Belfrey
Posted Friday, August 12, 2005
Bats in the Belfrey
Up close and personal with a tiny island resident.
This photo was taken just after our little island friend was removed from up under my hair just above my ear.. . YIKES…
This morning we discovered that three little bats had taken up residence under the umbrella over the table on the deck. I suppose they got spooked by all of us watching them and decided to fly to a quieter place to take their daytime nap.
This little guy, however, flew directly to my shoulder, then climbed up my neck and burrowed into my hair. And interesting feeling to say the least!! Our island friend, and island guest, John, removed him, while Mike and Emily fled into the house to watch from the window… chickens!!
Cute little critter eh? Bats are very good for island living.. They are dedicated to eating mosquitos. You've got to love that... But I think I’d prefer that they take refuge somewhere other than my hair!
