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At low tide, and after several sunny days, the colorful images you can find at the rock formations close to the sea are quite amazing!
Ryburn Reservoir
Blue-green algae is a term used to describe a group of bacteria called cyanobacteria. They are not actually algae, the organisms got this name because they often give the appearance of algae when they clump together in bodies of water. They cannot be seen with the naked eye until they do clump together, giving them the appearance of pea soup. Blooms of the organisms often build up around the edges of ponds, lakes and reservoirs, usually when it’s very warm and with no wind.
There are warning notices by the reservoir wall of its presence in this body of water, we’ve seen it before on occasions but never like this, it was almost covering the entire surface. It’s not often we have a day with no wind at all, the only movement on the water today were the ripples created by a few ducks swimming around.
The bacteria is harmful to pets and humans, but despite the very high profile notices telling people to keep out of the water, we’ve seen people swimming in here all through the summer.
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On Sunday, Larry and I finally dropped down to Cape May to walk around the nature trails near the lighthouse. The temperatures had dropped about 10 degrees, and it was ONLY a balmy 88 degrees in the shade.
By the time we got done our walk and got back in the car I was just a puddle of sweat.
Not much doin' down there......just saw the regulars....mallards, white herons, snowy egrets, and of course the ever present Mute Swans.
I'm sure there were other species hidden away out in the marshes, but it was just too hot for anything much to be moving around.....just the crazy people on the trail (Larry and I only passed one other group of people on the trail as crazy as we were to be out there!)......probably would have been much better 1st thing in the a.m.
There is a TON of algae in the ponds this year.
Water mixed with algae
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These are actually blue-green bacteria, the ones responsible for most fresh-water "algal" blooms. Here they have bloomed because of excessive use of fertilizer in the agricultural fields around the stock tank.
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Very deceptive terrain. what looks like solid ground is actually very soft mud. Every year fire and rescue is called out to the mudflats around Anchorage to rescue stuck people. The danger is not the mud. The danger is that the mud holds you until the fast moving tide comes back in and drowns you.
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These Geese prefer to stay on their little "Island" then swim in this little Water Feature seen in Scarborough,