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Elsa drops 2-4 Inches Of Rainfall

Jarvis Lake-Hilton Head Island South Carolina The base of the tree is under water High water levels at Jarvis Lake Streams of water from the overflowing lake, full of fish for the birds Jarvis Creek White egret As tropical storm Elsa leaves the area the people and the wildlife come out of hiding. JulySquares/trees

Jarvis Park-Hilton Head Island Hilton Head Island South Carolina averages 215 days of sunshine a year Sunscreen dispenser Sunscreen donated by local Chamber Clouds can reduce the UV rays but do not block all of them, stay safe Jarvis Park walking trail along the lake Bright Squares

Jarvis Park-Hilton Head Island South Carolina Yellow Eyes During the day the alligators eye color varies from yellow to brown, During the darkness if you shine a flashlight over the lake their eyes look red. Alligator information BrightSquares

Sneeze Alert In Effect For South Carolina

Hilton Head Island South Carolina The tree pollen count is rated high-very high for the next five days at pollen.com If you’re new to the area or visiting, it’s the yellow powdery stuff that’s floating on the lakes Jarvis Lake-pollen Or, maybe you noticed it on your windshield. Pine pollen-February in Coastal South Carolina Yet, the critters don’t seem to mind a bit American alligator But…

Flower of the day

Jarvis Park-Hilton Head Island Colorful Tree branches Tree branch Bee Happy 🐝 Alice Cees flower of the day

Jarvis Park-Hilton Head Island Jarvis Park but it’s part of my daily routine, so I hope I don’t bore you with this trail. Today the temperature is at 60 degrees with lots of sunshine, so I got out early. This is one of my favorite health walks because I like the asphalt walkway. It’s easier on my toes than the sandy beach. Soon enough all the wildlife will be back with their beauty, but for…