Dave Elliott: I was fortunate
to be able to accompany
professional videographer
Cindy Neal on her recent
shoot at Ocean Park. Happily,
I had some time to capture
this image while Cindy and
her team focused on the
task at hand.
Bruce Butler: I often think of Kiawah as a place with “Space
for All Species.” All of my encounters with our Island’s
creatures are conducted on a “Mutual Respect” basis.
Gordon Bell: For several years we’ve seen a single eagle in
the tall pines on the edge of our property. Then, about a year
ago we noticed that often two eagles appeared in that same
tree. This shot was taken shortly after the second eagle began
arriving. Happily they are continuing to visit as of
this writing.
Kathy Keane: I encountered this wood
stork among many of his friends at
Mingo Point. He seemed to enjoy
posing for my camera.
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Diane Supple: Although
I’m a camera buff, I often
enjoy simply observing
the magical and often
humorous wildlife on
Kiawah. If I DO take a
photo, I sometimes add a
caption. This possessive bird
appeared silly to me—as if
he were saying. “Fish? What
Fish?!”
Mickey Ball: It’s
always special to
walk on Kiawah’s
beach. I always find
beautiful treasures
to admire and
photograph.
Scott Nelson: We were warned that there was a gator headed across the Osprey
Point driving range so were not alarmed. The golfer heading from #9 to #10 wasn’t
quite so lucky. His reaction, though quite funny, is probably not printable! Suffice it
to say he may have needed a fresh pair of pants following HIS close encounter.
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