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August 31, 2005
We have overcast skies and LOADS of humidity on Kiawah this morning.
We did receive some brief
showers yesterday, but nothing of note. Today looks to be much the same as
yesterday, with a warm humid day in store, and showers at some point.
Island News: The roundabout is still being paved... keep your
fingers crossed for
good weather so they can finish it up soon!
Heat Index: We
have another heat advisory in effect from noon until 8:00 p.m. The
heat index will once again be near 105.
A great blue heron spies lunch
Today's photo is shared by Kelly Bragg. Kiawah's
great blue herons seem to be a bit shy during the summer when the
island is full of visitors. But as the island empties of summer
guests they should become easier to spot.
It is 82 degrees at 9:15 this morning.
Today's temperatures should be in the upper eighties.
The low tonight is supposed to be in the upper seventies.
There is a 20% chance of rain both today
and tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One female
ruby-throated hummingbird, one
white-tailed deer, two
five-lined skinks, four
raccoons,
one
American alligator,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 30, 2005
Kiawah is mostly sunny this morning, and extremely
humid. Our weather is a bit like a broken record
these days... hot and humid, with a chance of showers.
Here we are at the end of August with island visitors
leaving. Soon all that will remain is the warm weather and us! Why
is it that visitors are not around in September and October? It is
so beautiful on the island then, and there are not many folks here.
Guess it is the potential for hurricanes?
Island News: If you were out & about yesterday evening, you
saw the crews working on paving the roundabout.
If the weather holds, paving should be completed this week. The contractors estimate that it
will take about two nights to do it if there is good weather. Night
commuters may be impacted once they get started.
Heat Index: We
have another heat advisory in effect from noon until 8:00 p.m. The
heat index will be near 105 this afternoon.
It is 85 degrees at 9:10 this morning.
The high today is supposed to be in the mid-eighties with a 50%
chance of rain. Tonight's low should be in the
upper seventies,
with a 30% chance of showers.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
red-tailed hawk watching over the Kiawah Island Parkway, three
white-tailed
deer,
one
raccoon,
two
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 29, 2005
Kiawah is sunny this morning! Everything is bright and
beautiful today (with apologies to James Herriott for taking his title!).
We are extremely fortunate that Hurricane Katrina has missed our fair
island. After making landfall near Miami everyone hoped Katrina was
done. But as we all know these storms have minds of their own, and
as Katrina crossed the Gulf, it increased in size and velocity, turning
into a category 5
hurricane. You can never be too careful when dealing with
hurricanes. We are all hoping the New Orleans area comes through
this with as little damage as possible.
Island News: The roundabout
should be paved this week. The contractors estimate that it
will take about two nights to do it if there is good weather. Night
commuters may be impacted once they get started.
Heat Index: Once again we have a heat advisory in effect
from noon until 8:00 p.m. The heat index will be between 100 and
105, so please be careful out there!
It is 82 degrees at 9:15 this morning.
Today's high should be in the mid-eighties with a 20% chance of
showers. The low tonight should be in the
upper seventies,
with a 40% chance of rain.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count:
Spotted in various places around the island during the
wee-end: one
red-tailed hawk, two
wood
storks, two
five-lined skinks,
five
white-tailed
deer,
five
raccoons,
four
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
two
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 26, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah is overcast and gray this morning, but it is
cooler outside than it has been in weeks! It sure feels nice to be
able to go outside & not walk into a wet blanket...
Looks like Hurricane Katrina will be to the west of us later this
week-end. We will probably be on the receiving end of lots of
showers. Hopefully she will miss us this time around. Are you
prepared in case of a hurricane?
Click here to review
the emergency preparedness plan from the Town.
Or click here to see the
Hurricane page on the KICA web site.
Island News: The roundabout is nearly finished!
You may have noticed the landscaping crews putting in trees
and flowers recently. It is looking good! The contractor is trying
to complete the final paving this week. They estimate that it will take
about two nights to do it. They are waiting on better weather = no
rain. Night commuters may be impacted once they get started.
It is 75 degrees at 9:05 Friday morning.
Week-end weather: Friday's temperatures should range from a high in the mid-eighties with a 20% chance of
showers, to a low in the mid-seventies with a 30% chance of rain.
The high Saturday is supposed to be in the
mid-eighties. The low should be in the
mid-seventies,
with a 50% chance of rain all day Saturday.
Sunday
is supposed to bring
highs in the mid-eighties and lows in the
mid-seventies,
with a 60% chance of
showers both Sunday during the day and evening.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
wood
stork, one
five-lined skink,
three
white-tailed
deer one of whom was a buck who already has a very large rack,
one
raccoon,
two
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 25, 2005
Kiawah woke up to a storm this morning. The rain is
pelting us quite fiercely and the palm fronds are getting scattered about
the island. It has been raining for hours and doesn't look like it will
cease anytime soon. Better get out those umbrellas!
Island News: The roundabout is nearly finished!
You may have noticed the landscaping crews putting in trees
and flowers recently. It is looking good! The contractor is trying
to complete the final paving this week. They estimate that it will take
about two nights to do it. They are waiting on better weather = no
rain. Night commuters may be impacted once they get started.
It is 76 degrees at 9:05 this morning.
The high today is supposed to be in the mid-eighties with a 20% chance of
showers.
Tonight's low should be in the mid-seventies.
The Queen and her consort await dinner...yum! Joe Zambito shares this photo. Kiawah has loads of
golden silk spiders
this time of year. Though they look ominous they are not
poisonous to humans.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
great blue heron, one
white-tailed
deer,
one very wet
raccoon,
two
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 24, 2005
Kiawah is sunny this morning, and H-U-M-I-D!
Whew! Steamy seems to be the order of the day again. August is
certainly serving up some hot, humid weather - is it possible to recall
July?
Kiawah is starting to get quieter. Vacationers
have headed home, the little ones have started school, and no one seems to
have much energy. Folks give the impression of being content to
simply sit and rest. Perhaps we are taking a brief breather before
fall truly arrives?
For Your Information:
An Executive Summary of the proposed Development Agreement is now
available on the Town web site & at Town Hall.
Copies of the proposed Agreement are available for
review at Town Hall. The KPOG web site has the current
Development Agreement posted on the web. Click the buttons to the
right to visit either of these two sites.
It is 83 degrees at 9:15 this morning.
Today's temperature should reach the mid-eighties with a 50% chance of rain.
The low tonight is supposed to be in the
mid-seventies. There is a 20% chance of showers tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
Three
white-tailed
deer,
one
ruby-throated hummingbird,
one
raccoon,
two
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 23, 2005
This morning started out a wee bit overcast and gray. But
now the sun has shown itself, (shone itself?
J) and it looks to be
another lovely summer day on the island.
Since it is so pleasant today, it is time for another
virtual excursion to one of Kiawah's natural wonders! In the past we have
"visited" Marsh Island Park, the Marsh View Tower, Kildeer Pond, the
Kiawah Swamp Garden, and the Sparrow Pond Nature Trail. Today's
excursion is the Rhett's Bluff Nature Area. This is a wetland area that
showcases many of Kiawah's native plants. There is a raised
boardwalk to stroll through the area. Why not go visit and take a
look for yourself?
For Your Information:
An Executive Summary of the proposed Development Agreement is now
available on the Town web site & at Town Hall.
Free copies of Draft
Agreement are also available. The KPOG web site has the current
Development Agreement posted on the web. Click the buttons to the
right to visit either of these two sites.
It is 78 degrees at 9:05 this morning.
The high today is supposed to be in the upper eighties. Tonight's low should be in the
mid-seventies. There is a 70% chance of showers both today and
tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
bobcat crossing Governor's Drive, one
marsh rabbit
next to the Kiawah Island Parkway, two
white-tailed
deer,
one
raccoon,
two
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 22, 2005
Kiawah is cloudy this morning, with just a few rays of
sunshine pushing through now and again. We are still in the midst of
the dog days of summer, with temperatures and humidity off the charts. Try
to stay cool out there!
Turtle Update:
The Kiawah Island Turtle Patrol has stopped patrolling in the nesting
truck. There has been no new nesting activity for four days,
but the hatching patrols will keep an eye out for new nests. Our
final nest total is 139, with four wild nests reported thus far. Go
Turtles!
Heat
Index: We have a heat advisory again today from noon until 8:00 p.m. The heat index is supposed to
be between 105 & 110.
It is 84 degrees at
9:10 this morning.
Today's high should be near ninety
with a 40% chance of showers. The low tonight is supposed to be in the
upper
seventies. There is a 30% chance of rain tonight.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Spotted at various places around
the island during the week-end: Nine baby
loggerhead turtles,
one
fox, five
white-tailed
deer, one
downy woodpecker, one
toad,
two
raccoons,
six
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 19, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah has 100% humidity this morning, and is sunny
and warm. Sultry would seem the word that best describes this
morning...
Astronomy 101:
The Full Sturgeon Moon is at 12:53 pm Friday. Fishing Indian
tribes get credit for the naming this Moon, because sturgeon were most
readily caught during this month. Some tribes knew it as the Full Red Moon
because as the Moon rises, it appears reddish through any sultry haze. It
was also called the Green Corn Moon or Grain Moon.
Turtle Update:
The Kiawah Island Turtle Patrol has stopped patrolling in the nesting
truck. There has been no new nesting activity for four days,
but the hatching patrols will keep an eye out for new nests. Our
final nest total is 139, with four wild nests reported thus far. Go
Turtles!
Heat
Index: Friday we have a heat advisory again from noon until
7:00 p.m. The heat index is supposed to reach 105.
It is 82 degrees at
9:10 Friday morning.
Friday's temperatures are supposed
to range from a high near ninety to a low in the
upper
seventies. There is a 40% chance of showers all day and night Friday.
There will be a 20% chance of rain all day Saturday, with a high in
the low
nineties, and lows in the
mid-seventies.
Sunday
has a 30%
chance of showers, and highs in the low nineties and a low in the
upper
seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two baby
loggerhead turtles,
one
white-tailed
deer, one
toad, one male
cardinal,
two
raccoons,
four
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
two
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 18, 2005
Kiawah is cloudy and less humid this morning.
That's not a big surprise after the massive thunderstorms we received for
most of last night. There was quite a lightning show during the night
lasting until early this morning. Some electricity was knocked out
as well, including the webmaster's! Sorry for this morning's late
posting, but Mother Nature won this battle.
Don't Forget:
This afternoon's Disaster Awareness Day at East Beach Conference Center
from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Click here
to visit the Town's web site for more details.
Terrific Event!
KICA's Kiawah Reads - "Shem Creek" event at the
Sandcastle yesterday was well attended and F-U-N!
Click here to see
photos from the event. If you see yourself or a neighbor in the photo,
please
click here to e-mail the webmaster and let us know who you are!
The photos will be updated accordingly.
It is 82 degrees at
9:30 this morning.
Today's high should be in the upper eighties with a 50% chance of
rain. Tonight's low is supposed to be in the upper seventies, also
with
a 50% chance of showers.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two
white-tailed
deer, one male
cardinal, one
raccoon,
two
American alligators,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 17, 2005
Kiawah is sunny and still very humid this morning.
So once again we start our day with a giant dose of
humidity. Isn't it humility we are supposed to have in abundance? J Quick! Someone
contact the letter police. Our "l" has been stolen and replaced with
a "d"!
Today should be a good day to test out the ocean waters,
or better still, the pool. Hot and steamy is the perfect excuse for
some soothing cool water. Or perhaps a large serving of something C-O-L-D?
Don't Forget:
KICA's Kiawah Reads - "Shem Creek" event at the
Sandcastle this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Click the "Something Fun To Do
Today" link below for more details.
Heat Index: Today we
have a heat advisory again from noon until 7:00 p.m. The heat index is supposed to be 105
& 110.
It is 82 degrees at
9:00
this morning. Once again
the high today is supposed to be in the upper eighties with a 20% chance of
showers. The low tonight should be in the upper seventies, also
with
a 20% chance of rain.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two baby
loggerhead turtles, one
nurse shark
in the shallows, one male
white-tailed
deer, one
raccoon,
four
American alligators, several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 16, 2005
Once again Kiawah is sunny and VERY humid this morning.
We have the typical broken record August weather now - ninety degrees,
humid, and a slight chance of showers. Dog days of summer indeed!
Heat Index: Today we
have a heat advisory from noon until 7:00 p.m. The heat index is supposed to be 106.
It is 82 degrees at
8:45
this morning.
The temperature should be in the upper eighties with a 20% chance of
showers. Tonight's low is supposed to be in the upper seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One baby
loggerhead turtle,
two
white-tailed
deer, one
raccoon,
three
American alligators,
five
brown pelicans,
one
five-lined skink,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 15, 2005
Kiawah is sunny and very humid this morning. August is
certainly making its presence known! School begins soon, and
the island will start to empty of vacationers. Speaking of school, there
are some Johns Island children who could use your
assistance. This week is your last opportunity to
donate
school supplies.
Click here for information.
Kiawah had a quite a light show last night around 3:00
a.m. Thunder boomed and lightning flashed, but we only received a
few minor sprinkles.
Heat Index: Today we
have a heat advisory. The heat index is supposed to be near 105.
It is 82 degrees at 9:00
this morning.
Today's high is supposed to be in the mid-nineties with a 20% chance of
rain. The low tonight should be in the upper seventies.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Spotted at various places around
the island during the week-end: two
bobcats,
seven
white-tailed
deer, two adult and five baby
raccoons,
four
American alligators,
five
black
vultures,
eleven
brown pelicans,
two
five-lined skinks,
several
golden silk spiders,
two
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 12, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah's skies are full of clouds this morning, but
the sun is shining brightly. It is S-T-I-C-K-Y outside just now, with near
100% humidity. Looks like a great day to go to the beach!
Astronomy 101: The Perseids meteor showers should provide a
show the 12th & 13th. They are swift showers, with 50-100 meteors per
hour. As usual, the best viewing time is in the wee hours of the morning,
this time from 2 to 4 a.m. So get comfortable in the lawn chair, and gaze
directly overhead to catch some of this meteor shower.
It is 81 degrees at 9:20
Friday morning.
The temperature should range from a high near ninety, with a 40% chance of
rain, to lows in the upper seventies with a 20% chance. Saturday
there is a 30% chance of showers, with highs in the low nineties and
lows in the upper seventies. Last but not least, Sunday should
bring
highs in the low nineties and lows in the mid-seventies, also with a
30% chance of showers.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two
bobcat
kittens, three
white-tailed
deer, one
raccoon,
one
American alligator,
four
brown pelicans,
two
five-lined skinks,
one
red-headed woodpecker,
several
golden silk spiders,
two
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 11, 2005
Kiawah is a bit gray and overcast this morning. Looks
like a dreary, humid day is in store for us.
Last night the lightning bugs were all over the place! Their wee
tails were blinking like mad, which, according to folk wisdom, means hot &
humid weather ahead. They were certainly correct for today!
Were these insects called lightning bugs or fireflies when you were
growing up?
Don't Forget: The property tax forum tonight at Trident
Technical College.
Click here
to visit the Town web site for more information.
It is 80 degrees at 9:10 this morning.
Today's temperature is supposed to be near ninety, and there is a 40% chance of
showers.
The low tonight should be in
the upper seventies, but with a 50% chance of rain.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
white-tailed
deer, one
raccoon,
three
American alligators,
eight
brown pelicans,
one
anole,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 10, 2005
Kiawah is bright and sunny this morning. It looks like it will be a
good day to go exploring, or to take in some of Kiawah's outdoor
treasures.
Did you know? Kiawah is home to many species of snakes. You
can find them in all parts of the island: the dunes, the maritime forest,
the beach, the surf, the ponds, the marsh, and swampy areas. About half of
South Carolina's 30 species of snakes can be found here. The
Town of Kiawah Island has a very informative brochure describing some of
Kiawah's snakes. It is free, and is available at the
Visitor's Center at the Town Hall.
Don't Forget: The drive for school
supplies for those Johns Island families who cannot afford them.
School starts on August 24th, so the supplies are needed by
August 17th.
Click here to see what supplies are being collected and where to drop
them off.
It is 80 degrees at 9:10 this morning.
The high today should be in the upper eighties, with
a 50% chance of
rain.
Tonight's low is supposed to be in
the mid-seventies, also with a 50% chance of rain.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
bobcat, two
white-tailed
deer, two
American alligators,
eleven
brown pelicans,
two wee
anoles,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 9, 2005
It looks like more rain is in store for Kiawah today. We
received some brief showers during the night which were just enough to
wet driveways and the roads. This morning's gray skies look like
they carry yet more raindrops, so be prepared!
Don't Forget: The drive for school
supplies for those Johns Island families who cannot afford them.
School starts on August 24th, so the supplies are needed by
August 17th.
Click here to see what supplies are being collected and where to drop
them off.
It is 79 degrees at 9:10 this morning.
Today's temperature is supposed to be in the mid-eighties with
a 60% chance of
showers.
The low tonight should be in
the upper seventies with a 30% chance of rain.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
wood
stork, a male
cardinal, three
white-tailed
deer, one
American alligator,
a
five-lined skink,
three
brown pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 8, 2005
There is sunshine on Kiawah this morning. Clouds
are drifting lazily through the sky, but there is little breeze to speak
of.
Apparently we all need to get outside early and
enjoy the sunshine, as it is supposed to rain this afternoon.
We are already up to "Irene" in the named storms category. Though we
are up to the letter "I", the storms have stayed away thus far. Let
us hope this trend continues!
It is 78 degrees at 9:15 this morning.
The high today should be in the mid-eighties.
Tonight's low is supposed to be in
the upper seventies. There is a 50% chance of rain both today
and tonight.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Spotted at various times & places around
the island: one
red-tailed hawk, one
wood
stork, three male
cardinals,
seven
white-tailed
deer, six
American alligators,
four
five-lined skinks,
eleven
brown pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
three
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 5, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah is a bit overcast and gray this morning.
It is very humid as well, giving new meaning to the term “dog days
of summer”. Of course, "dog days of summer" actually has meaning beyond
just "It's so hot I'm panting". According to the Farmers' Almanac,
the dog days of summer are the period between July 3 and August 11. It's
during this time that the sun occupies the same region of the sky as
Sirius, the Dog Star. It was once believed that due to the star's position
at this time of year that it somehow conspired with the sun to make the
days hotter. Many people also believed that the hot days of the summer
caused dogs to go mad, thus the name.
Did you know? The Kiawah
Island Property Owners Group has added several new documents to its web
site. Click their button on the right to visit the site to see
copies of the Development Agreement, Kiawah Island Talk articles about the
utility, and more!
Property Tax Forum: The Town of Kiawah Island has posted a
notice on their web site about a property tax forum next week at Trident
Technical College.
Click here
for more information.
It is 79 degrees at 9:10 Friday morning.
Friday's temperatures are supposed to range from a high in the
mid-eighties to a low in the
upper seventies. There will be a 20% chance of rain all day
Saturday, with a high in
the mid-eighties once again, and lows in the
upper seventies. Sunday
has another 20% chance of showers, as well as a high in the upper
eighties and a low in the
mid-seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
red-headed woodpecker, six
white-tailed
deer, two
American alligators,
two
five-lined skinks,
seven
brown pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 4, 2005
It looks like we are back to slightly overcast skies on
Kiawah this morning. No rain is predicted for today,
but it certainly looks like there is some on the way.
You can help!
Each summer recently there has been a tradition of collecting donated
school supplies for those Johns Island families who cannot afford them.
School starts on August 24th, so the supplies are needed by August 17th.
Click here to see what supplies are being collected and where to drop them
off.
And you thought The Ocean Course was tough!
Today's photo was sent by Steve Lapp. Thanks for
sharing Steve!
It is 75 degrees at 9:00 this morning. Today's high
should be in the mid-eighties. The low tonight is expected to be in the
upper seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Four
American alligators,
one
broad-headed skink,
two
does,
four
brown pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
two
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 3, 2005
Kiawah is gorgeous and sunny this morning. It looks
like a fabulous day to go outside and play! The beach would be nice, the
pools, bicycling, roller blading... the possibilities are endless!
A good place to visit... Kiawah has several areas set aside with nature trails,
some with ponds, some with observation towers, and some with boardwalks.
One such area is the Sparrow Pond Nature Trail. It is located along
Sparrow Pond and Duneside Cottages. As you walk or bicycle the
paths, you will see a natural pond and vegetated island. Native
plants and animals are there for your viewing pleasure as well! Have
you visited Sparrow Pond Nature Trail?
You can help!
Each summer recently there has been a tradition of collecting donated
school supplies for those Johns Island families who cannot afford them.
School starts on August 24th, so the supplies are needed by August 17th.
Click here to see what supplies are being collected and where to drop them
off.
It is 78 degrees at 9:00 this morning. The high today
is supposed to be in the mid-eighties. Tonight's low should be in the
upper seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Fifty-three baby
loggerhead turtles (yes,
REALLY!), two
American alligators,
one
doe with two fawns,
five
brown pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 2, 2005
We have more gray and overcast skies this morning on Kiawah.
But once again we have a fairly cool morning. It's nice to walk outside
and not get slammed in the face by the humidity.
You can help!
Each summer recently there has been a tradition of collecting donated
school supplies for those Johns Island families who cannot afford them.
School starts on August 24th, so the supplies are needed by August 17th.
Click here to see what supplies are being collected and where to drop them
off.
It is 75 degrees at 9:10 this morning. Today's
temperature should reach a high in the upper eighties, and there is a
40% chance of
rain. The low tonight is supposed to be in the
mid-seventies with a 20% chance of showers.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two
American alligators,
three
white-tailed
deer,
seven
brown pelicans,
one
red-winged blackbird,
several
golden silk spiders,
one
osprey,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
August 1, 2005
We have overcast skies and some light showers on
Kiawah this morning. More importantly, we do NOT have a heat
advisory for the first time in nearly three weeks! The week-end
shower activity cooled things down a bit and it is actually quite
comfortable outside. Though it is raining, we certainly welcome the
lower temperatures!
Taking the kids to lunch at McKiawah's
It must be expensive, taking four kids to lunch!
J This photo is shared by resident Joe
Zambito. Thanks for sharing Joe!
It is a mere 73 degrees at 9:00 this morning. The
high today is supposed to be in the mid-eighties with a 70% chance of
showers. The low tonight should be in the
mid-seventies.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Four
baby
loggerhead turtles, three
American alligators,
six
white-tailed
deer,
seventeen
brown pelicans,
three
red-winged blackbirds,
two
five-lined skinks,
two
double-crested cormorants,
several
golden silk spiders,
two
osprey,
one
raccoon, and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
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