SEA TURTLE
AND HER WELL PROTECTED EGGS
A very interesting
and exciting experience is to observe the giant sea turtles coming out
of the bay to lay her eggs on the beach. This normally occurs
from May through November but occasionally at other times. These
pictures were taken on November 22, 2002. This was a younger
turtle and laid about 55 eggs that were collected by the officials and
taken to a special area where they are protected and will hatch in
about 48 days.
Many fishing
boats leave the harbor to begin their morning forays to their fishing
holes. The tide is coming in with many lovely sea shells and
early risers are already out walking the beach for
exercise. The Pelicans search for their breakfast and
are such fun to watch as they dive into the Bay catching fish.
You always know if the fishermen are catching fish for the Pelicans sit
on both ends of their boats waiting for a handout. We call them
our “Mexican Air Force” as they
fly in formation over our heads. Many sail boats abound in the
bay and they are such a colorful sight to behold.
For those of you whom are sun worshipers the temperature and sun
increase by afternoon and the deck offers an ideal place to sun bathe
when you just cannot muster enough energy to get to
the beach or pool.
By “Happy Hour” there is shade and a comfortable sea breeze for you to
watch the outstanding sunsets. Sparkling stars shine brightly
down from the sky and the peace and quiet of our Mexican nights simply
relaxes any tired
body.
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Ron & Bonnie Morningstar
1992 Greenbrook Blvd
Richland, Wa 99352
509-627-5182
RentalsInMexico@msn.com
