Clam Bayou Nature Park

Bob Walker Gulfport, FL February 16, 2018

Bob Walker Gulfport, FL February 16, 2018
Near Gulfport Coast Guard Building Clam Bayou

Bermuda Bay Beach Club - St Petersburg (Florida) - United States

Bermuda Bay Beach Club hotel city: St Petersburg (Florida) - Country: United States
Address: 4201 38th Avenue South; zip code: FL 33711

Located on a private beach in Saint Petersburg, Florida, this self-catering accommodation offers free Wi-Fi and 2 heated pools. Clam Bayou Nature Park is 8 minutes’ drive from the property.
-- Situé sur une plage privée à St Petersburg, en Floride, cet hébergement indépendant propose une connexion Wi-Fi gratuite et 2 piscines chauffées. Le parc naturel Clam Bayou se trouve à 8 minutes en voiture du Bermuda Bay Beach Club.
-- Este alojamiento independiente está situado en una playa privada en Saint Petersburg (Florida), y dispone de conexión Wi-Fi gratuita y 2 piscinas climatizadas. El establecimiento se encuentra a 8 minutos en coche del parque natural Clam Bayou.
-- Das Hotel empfängt Sie an einem Privatstrand in Saint Petersburg, Florida und bietet Unterkünfte zur Selbstverpflegung mit kostenfreiem WLAN sowie 2 beheizte Pools. Den Naturpark Clam Bayou erreichen Sie nach nur 8 Fahrminuten.
-- 这家自助式度假屋位于佛罗里达州（Florida）的圣彼得堡（Saint Petersburg），坐落在一片私人海滩上，提供免费无线网络连接和2个温水游泳池，距离Clam Bayou Nature Park自然公园有8分钟车程。 Bermuda Bay Beach Club度假屋的每间公寓都配备了平面有线电视，并设有设备齐全的厨房以及可欣赏到大海或花园景致的庭院。 Bermuda Beach Club度假屋内设儿童游乐场、热水浴池、烧烤设施和网球场。洗衣设施和免费停车场则为客人提供了更多方便。...
-- Апартаменты разместились на частном пляже в городе Сент-Питерсберг. К услугам гостей собственная кухня, бесплатный WiFi и 2 бассейна с подогревом. Природный парк Клэм-Байу находится в 8 минутах езды от комплекса.
-- يقع مكان الإقامة ذو الخدمة الذاتية هذا على الشاطئ الخاص في سانت بطرسبرغ ويوفر خدمة الواي فاي مجانا ومسبحين مدفأين، ويقع متنزه Clam Bayou Nature على بعد 8 دقائق بالسيارة من مكان الإقامة.
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Google Earth Tour Movie of Kayak route along Florida Nature Coast Canoe Trail

A fly-over of the route taken by kayak, through the Gulf of Mexico/Florida Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge section of the Great Florida Birding Trail Citrus County Nature Coast Canoe Trail, to the Operation Migration Ultralight-led Whooping Crane Reserve between the mouths of the Homosassa & Chassahowitzka Rivers, near Porpoise Bay, at the north end of Dog Island.

Filmed in HD (High Definition,1080p). For optimum viewing, view in HD, Full Screen. If playback becomes intermittent, allow clip to download first by clicking the Pause button (which pauses playback but not download) until the adjacent red download progress bar to the right is fully extended, then click the Play button.

For viewing the Whooping Cranes at their reserve in the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge(CNWR), note that The refuge is the new home of the next migratory population of whooping cranes. Crane area is off limits to the public [BUT] The cranes do fly outside the pens and may be observed from a boat. -- Chassahowitzka River Trail
2 boat trails are available, the Chassahowitzka River Trail (longer, launching from Chasshowitzka Boat Ramp), & the Nature Coast Canoe Trail (shorter, launching from Homosassa Mason Creek boat launch, subject of this video).

For more information, view the Whooping Cranes Flyer at and the custom Google My Map Operation Migration (OM) Ultralight-led Whooping Crane Migration Wintering Site at Florida Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge (CNWR) (can take a while to download, wait till pushpins appear on map) at

Tracking Florida Manatee

Just outside the mouth of Clam Bayou Nature Park in Gulfport Florida I'm kayaking/paddle boarding (sup) the turtle grass in search of the manatee. I'll pass along a few tips to spot the gentle giants....but don't drift too close!

Perpetual Odyssey: Kayaking Clam Bayou, Gulf Port FL

Jan 6, 2016: This is our second trip out in our new kayak. We chose a quiet location where we saw that a kayaking tour van takes people. Instead of going out with the tour, we just went out by ourselves!

Kayaking with Hammerhead shark at Weedon Island Preserve | Mangrove Tunnels St Petersburg 4K UHD

Weedon Island Preserve is an expansive 3,190-acre natural area located on Tampa Bay. This coastal system, comprised of aquatic and upland ecosystems, is home to numerous species of native plants and animals, an educational facility and a rich cultural history. Indigenous peoples occupied this site for thousands of years. Today, the preserve protects this wide diversity of natural and cultural resources for current and future generations.
The South Paddling Trail is a four-mile loop. This trail meanders through mangroves and seagrass flats and between islands of the preserve and along the edge of Tampa Bay.

Thousands of septic tanks are leaking in Florida but the state is clamming up on cleanup

Kapok Park in Clearwater, Fl.

I just visited this beautiful park where you can take a walk and look at the nice views it has.
Sept. 17, 2018

I saw alligators at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve!!!

This hidden gem is located on the Southside of St. Petersburg FL. Check it out at st.peteparksrec.org/Boyd Hill Nature-Reserve.

Critters of Kayak Nature

Kurt Zuelsdorf of Kayak Nature Adventures in Gulfport Florida takes you on to the water to see the locals of Clam Bayou Nature Park and surrounding area including Clearwater Beach, St Pete Beach, Treasure Island, and Pinellas County!

Hiking Trails / Bird Aviary at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve St. Petersburg, Florida

Enjoy following along while we trail hike the historical Boyd Hill Preserve. Park admission is $3.00 and bicycling is allowed. The park is filled with wildlife including a bird aviary for permanently injured birds. The park adjoins Lake Maggiore where the urban sprawl can be witnessed just over the reeds horizon.

Spirit of Gulfport Florida

Excerpt, Gulfport City Council meeting 1/4/11, public record DVD, City of Gulfport, Florida

It appears that for the first time in the 100 year history of Gulfport, Florida, a nominee for the Spirit of Gulfport Award was rejected. The Spirit award is used to recognize contributions to the city ranging from the organization of a city-wide yard sale to decades of service to the city. The January 4, 2011 nomination of Al and Cindy Davis was made in response to their Clean Water Act lawsuit settlement with the EPA which has national implications.

Those who spoke in favor of the nomination were Councilmember David Hastings and Councilmember Dr. Jennifer Salmon, PhD. Those who rejected the nomination were Vice Mayor Michele King, Councilmember Sam Henderson and Mayor Mike Yakes.

The Environmental Protection Agency settlement agreement is addressed in the December 26, 2010: St. Petersburg Times article, Couple hold EPA's feet to the fire over U.S. water quality by Patti Ewald

Gulfport's degraded Clam Bayou Estuary is recognized as acutely toxic from years of accumulation of contaminated and polluted sediments from urban storm water runoff.

Tampa Bay Estuary Program (TBEP) 2009 study link:

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FLDEP) 1994 study link:

Top 10 Most Tragic Deaths in History by upcomingshow

Top 10 Most Tragic Deaths in History
‘’Life is pleasant, death is peaceful, it’s the transition that’s troublesome’’– Isaac Asimov
Since the dawn of time, death has been extensively documented. The thought of dying elicits fear and dread among the mighty and the lowly.

10. Robert And The Unforgiving Fish
Fisherman dies after swallowing live fish used to hook bait
Hundreds of people are killed annually by fish. Either through food poisoning, impalement or fish induced drowning not to mention shark attacks. It’s therefore no surprise that fish are among harmless but dangerous creatures given the right circumstance.

9. Emily Wilding Davidson
Emily Wilding Davidson Death
Emily Davison, left, and jockey Herbert Jones fall to the ground after her collision with the King’s horse, Anmer. Photograph: theguardian.com
In early 20th century, Davidson slowly rose to fame for her violent approaches championing women’s suffrage in Britain..

8. The Unforgiving Donkeys And Sandar
Killer Donkeys Maul Pensioner To Death
Donkeys are generally hardworking and peaceful animals. We all know how dedicated these ‘’beasts of burden’’ are and how stubborn they get when they down the tools. In fact, no whipping would make a tired donkey move.

7. Terry Vance Garner
Oregon farmer Terry Vance Garner
Unlike Sandar who was mauled by donkeys, Terry was not only killed but also eaten up by his own pigs in an ugly twist of fate. As a veteran Vietnam War soldier, he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and turned to farming as an obstruction from the horrors of the grim battle that saw American forces butchered with ruthless efficiency by the Viet army.

6. Queen Sunandha’s Freak Boat Accident
Queen Sunandha’s Freak Boat Accident
Siam, now Thailand has one of the strictest laws regarding the monarchy in which the royals are highly protected and revered as gods. Speaking ill of the royalty has seen people dragged to courtrooms before being hurtled to the prisons for lengthy sentences.

5. Tashkent Wolves Massacre
Wolves Kill Bridal Party
In 1911, a group of 120 men, women and children gathered in the quite village of Obstipoff for a wedding party. Soon after the engagement ceremony, they embarked on a 20 mile (32-kilometer) horse ride to a nearby town of Tashkent were the banquet would be held. However, as the happy-go-lucky party rode the sledges across the barren icy deserts in St. Petersburg, the unimaginable happened.

4. They Came For The Horses
Wolf attacks lead to state of emergency in Russia's Siberia region
Just to showcase how serious wolves’ attacks are, I thought it fit to include this entry. Wolves often hunt in groups of six to seven and cover over 20-kilometers daily hunting for prey. However, they have been documented reaching up to thirty animals in a single pack to increase hunting success during low hunting seasons.

3. The Fatal Cremation Receipt
10 Most Tragic Deaths In History
While most of us will be buried whole, huge percentage of India’s population risk cremation owing to acute land shortage for cemeteries. India boasts a huge population spanning over 1.3 billion souls over a 2.9 million Km2 land mass and this presents a real headache if every dead soul was to be buried.

2. The Killer Elephant Of Morocco
The Killer Elephant Of Morocco
In our previous list, we painstakingly pieced together the horrors animal endured with sycophant masters at the helm. On the same list, we aired the predicament of an elephant called Raju and how he wept when he realized his bondage was over. Today, we feature an erratic jumbo that got the world taking and conservationist worried.

1. Judy Kay Zagorski
Blunt force trauma killed woman struck by ray
On March 2008, Judy thought it was a wise idea going on a boat ride in the expansive Atlantic Ocean near Marathon, Florida. As the boat cruised the blue, glassy calm sea and her father at the controls, a 75lb [34kg] spotted eagle suddenly leapt up from the sea apparently agitated by the boat’s engine but miscalculated the distance and collided with her.


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Kayak Nature Adventures Paddle Club

Kurt Zuelsdorf along with 29 other kayak paddlers visit the Weeki Wachee River! Just 1 hr drive from St Petersburg to this beautiful river.

GoPro - Caladesi Island & Weedon Island Kayaking - Clearwater, FL

Visit to Clearwater, FL 2016.
Featuring Caladesi Island State Park and kayaking trail at Weedon Island nature preserve.

Music: Milieu - Trapezoid Sing

BOYD HILL NATURE PRESERVE, ST. PETERSBURG, FL OCT 23 2012

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve
1101 Country Club Way S,
St. Petersburg, FL 33705
(727) 893-7326

Features: Camp sites, Hiking trails, Kid-friendly, Play area, Playground
Parking: Lot
Admission: Adults: $3; Children 3 - 16: $1.50; Children under 3: free.

This unspoiled nature park features 3 miles of trails and boardwalks on 245 acres along the shores of Lake Maggiore. Visitors can experience five Florida ecosystems: hardwood hammocks, sand pine scrub, pine flatwoods, willow marsh and lake shore. The park is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail and participates in the annual butterfly count with the North American Butterfly Association. There are picnic areas, a playground for tots and gift shop. Ecosystem Tram Tours, 1 p.m. Tue.-Sun., are $2. Overnight camp sites and cabins are available for rental. Take sun screen, a hat to shield you from the sun and water to hydrate especially if you visit during the spring and summer months. Trails close one-half hour before sundown. Also, during summer break, day camps are available for students starting in kindergarten.

Alligators and more Wildlife at Sawgrass Lake Park!

Hanging with my dad at Sawgrass Lake Park! Let's check out some alligators and more! Join me!
Stay awesome!

Kayaking Weedon Island Preserve

My mom and I finally made it to St. Petersburg, Fl. We did some kayaking and relaxed by my aunt and uncle's pool while I finalized plans for our drive down to the Keys.

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