Another potential problem for our guests is the arrival of the jelly fish. Lots of them on the beach and in the water. So we'll have to be careful. We understand a jelly fish sting can be quite painful. There hasn't been anyone on the beach all week. We do have the pool so that is probably where we will be spending most of our time to cool down.
The sea turtles are again coming ashore at night to lay their eggs. We hope they will come ashore again while the kids are here.
The pictures I have included in this post are:
The first photo are flowering trees that are blooming all over the Plazuela Machado. They are just beautiful. I am not sure what they call them but I think I heard it was "Golden Rain". Not sure on that though. The blooms remind me of Wisteria flowers.
The second photo is an Egret (type of Heron) in the wild life reservoir just a few blocks from our condo. There are even crocodiles in this reservoir. One day when we were walking by we saw the head of one emerge. Was pretty scary.
The last three are photos of our deserted beach. For as far as you can see, up and down the beach, it's empty. As I mentioned this is due to the jelly fish that have arrived. If you look closely at the last of the three photos you will see a white flag. That means "caution jelly fish". We hope this season will pass soon.
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