Altamaha Coastal Tours

While in the area, there are great places to explore. Harris Neck is one of my favorites to bike, hike and enjoy this awesome birding hotspot. https://vanishingcoastalgeorgia.com//lorillard-fountain-p/

Hopefully the nightmare of coal ash will not haunt us for years to come

Protecting this species could help protect Georgia's river.

Amazing creatures

Here's the Dirty Dozen List of biggest pollution problems in Georgia's waters !

Nature Trails through the marshes and tidal swamps in the Altamaha River BioSphere. Its a magical place

Nature Trails through the marshes and tidal swamps in the Altamaha River BioSphere. Its a magical place

Moss on its back and sun on it's teeth. Coastal marsh and swamps are a wonderful place to explore.

Moss on its back and sun on it's teeth. Coastal marsh and swamps are a wonderful place to explore.

Just some of the wildlife still on the Georgia coast... thanks to sound environmental policies. Remember to vote for YOUR environment.

Birding paradise

Just some of the wildlife still on the Georgia coast... thanks to sound environmental policies. Remember to vote for YOUR environment.

Snake bird or Anhinga, these guys swim under water to catch fish. Common in the SE tidal marsh and swampy areas. Often seen drying the wings like in this pic after prolonged swimming...

Snake bird or Anhinga, these guys swim under water to catch fish. Common in the SE tidal marsh and swampy areas. Often seen drying the wings like in this pic after prolonged swimming...

SUMMER FLOWERS, PLANTS AND OTHER STUFF ~ 2020 Brantley and McIntosh Counties in Georgia June/July 2020

What a treat to see these in the Altamaha River estuary

High Falls GA. Pic from my friend who lives near there.

All the rivers in the state will be affected by the coal lobbyist who's now running the US EPA. The power companies 'own' the politicians and will allow our rivers to be dumping grounds AGAIN.

Common and always fun to see !

The estuary is cooking with wildlife this time of year.... and plenty of water coming down the Altamaha River to make it easier to get into the 'tight' out of the way places.