Spotted this guy way over at the end of the inlet, staying close to the water for feeding purposes, but in the tree to avoid the alligator’s feeding purposes.
Grown Gator Sunning
This one was a bit bigger, and found himself a nice little piece of land in the middle of the inlet to sun on.
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Juvenile Gator
This guy was a bit smaller than the other ones we saw at Huntington State Beach but he was closest to the walking path and was kind enough to shift around and give us a good look.
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Posted on the Watch
This guy let us get fairly close to him and just hung out on the post, keenly looking around at everything, until we reached a point on the boardwalk where we got a little too close, and then he was gone, fast!
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Green Trees
The trees at Myrtle Beach are still very green in October!
Lake Pier
This lake was behind our hotel in Myrtle Beach. We went for a little exploration on the Lake Saturday morning
Classic Rooster on a Fence Post
Puddle in Leaf
The puddle of water that gathered inside of this large leaf actually looked more like gelatin or mercury when the wind was blowing.
Almost a Teardrop
The rain drop on the verge of falling from the center of this flower looked somehow sad, like it was a tear about to fall.
Goat Tongue
I think this goat is mocking me…
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