The Wildlife
Mother Eagles takes care of the baby
The baby is learning to fly.
We are very fortunate to have the amazing and interesting butterflies & moths
Two locals had a wonderful time catching fish around our dock.
Go by each morning and afternoon
Sometimes friendly with the guests and other times, won't give them the time of day....just like a cat!
Descendent (we think) of the North Carolina State Dog, The Plott Hound
Would love to be the official greeter, maybe you will catch sight of him on one of his walks with Mike
The shyest of the bunch, but a friendly lady.
No one is sure why the fireflies flash synchronously. Competition between males may be one reason: they all want to be the first to flash. Or perhaps if the males all flash together they have a better chance of being noticed, and the females can make better comparisons. The fireflies do not always flash in unison. They may flash in waves across hillsides, and at other times will flash randomly. Synchrony occurs in short bursts that end with abrupt periods of darkness.
Both parents taking care of the babies
Proud parent watching over the baby
Take daily naps at the end of the dock
Can just make out its head!