Bahamas - Ragged Islands, Buena Vista Cay

SV Meshugga
Nicholas & Deidre Mace
Sun 20 Dec 2020 16:46
We found, along our trip, that we had acquired a traveller, a little Tree Frog, and he found his way into our shower.

We made a box, caught him with a wet cloth and took him ashore to Buena Vista, to release him there. Hopefully he’ll be able to make a new home. He could make huge leaps, and had big pads enabling him to stick to any horizontal of vertical surface.

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The abandoned house on Buena Vista looked much the same as it had last year. Obviously no Locals had been to do a major cleanup or repairs.

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The house has mainly fallen down

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The old goat pens empty, although you can hear the goats in the hills, so they are still alive and breeding

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The water tank is a 1/4 fill, so there’ll be water for the tree frog, Yay

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The gardens largely overgrown

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The papaya trees are looking healthy and have expanded

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About 10 papaya on the various trunks, but all small and still green

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Nicholas, as usual waiting for me, holding the tree frog box, and some plastic netting that we procured from the hut to make a lid for a lobster holding cage

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Meshugga and dinghy peacefully waiting for us

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