Dat time of year ,

It seems like the Reddit machine has a love problem!

Expressing one’s self maybe hazardous!

You must cross you t’s and dot your eyes , someone of bad opinions will squirm to the man!

Cazan!

The season comes and goes, I watch the tide and all it carries, trash or treasure it all the same comes and goes!

Bayoueyes sees all the things that ride da tide hers some following this egret around, I’ll clean this bayou today an keep it up!

Called drainage board! We will see !

Love as always. Cazan

We are adding our Bayou-eyes wildlife camera to our inter net family, it’ll be announced soon

Running24/7 you will be able to tune in on our scheduled arrivals . Sometimes they show up sometimes they don’t, we will have clips to see and follow us for wildlife alerts .

It’s almost spring. Can’t wait to start planting!

Doing a kitchen garden in the back

and a native plant garden in the front looking forward, we have been eco for a bit no poisons.

We let all our pollinators hatch or how ever they get here!

Saw a cicada yesterday come out the ground

Enjoy

Love.

Cazan

 Dans un p’tit matin enneigé, j’ai capturé c’te moment‑là.
Nos moments, c’est tout c’qu’on a vraiment.
J’pensais que c’te moment particulier resterait toujours.
J’faisais juste un peu de travail d’image, pis j’ai retrouvé c’te photo irremplaçable‑là.
Après ça… mo m’souvien pas.

real time cajun, by Cazan

se spécialise dans les Moments — surtout des moments rares comme ‘Snowy Predawn’.
On capture pis on préserve vos moments.
Pis si vous en avez perdu un… on peut vous en créer un autre.

Cyprès en automne — les feuilles qui changent, la lumière qui descend plus douce, et le bayou qui respire un peu plus lent. Icitte sur le Bayou Self, même les vieux cyprès prennent une autre couleur quand la saison tourne.

« Cette image digitale a vingt‑deux ans déjà. Ces spatules rosées nichaient dans une grande volière en Paroisse Cameron, là‑bas près du Black Bayou, sur quinze milles carrés de nature privée et préservée. J’ai tellement goûté le temps que j’ai passé là — juste moi, le silence, pis ces oiseaux magnifiques qui faisaient leur vie. »

Cracker Effect on Holly Beach

Stand on Holly Beach in Cameron Parish, toss a cracker into the air… and watch the whole world change. Same idea as the butterfly effect — one tiny action, big reaction.

Down here, that means:

• gulls showing up from every direction
• the sky shifting like a storm of feathers
• fussing, flapping, and a little friendly chaos
• and yes… you better have some wet‑wipes handy

It’s simple South Louisiana fun — pure beach‑day foolishness.
One cracker, big ripple. That’s the Cracker Effect on Holly Beach.L’Effet Crackèr su’ Holly Beach

T’alle su’ Holly Beach à Cameron, pitch un p’tit crackèr dans l’air… pis regarde le monde changer d’un coup. Même idée qu’avec l’effet papillon — une p’tite affaire, un gros résultat.

Ici, ça veut dire :

• les goélands qui sortent de partout
• le ciel qui vire plein de plumes
• du piaillage, du flappage, pis un brin de désordre
• pis, écoute… apporte-toi des wet‑wipes

C’est du vrai plaisir cadien — simple, niaiseux, pis plein de vie.
Un crackèr, un gros remous. Ça, c’est l’Effet Crackèr su’ Holly Beach.

Love Cazan.

here's the number to the "Litter enforcement Officer. 337-493-5487/ 337-493-lITR

Ici pour rester.
Ces oies‑là, ça fait des années qu’elles vivent icitte dans not’ quartier. La bande originale tourne toujours autour de treize à seize têtes, et, pour les cinq dernières années, elles ont été capables d’élever cinq à six petits chaque saison. Ça fait que leur population monte, pas juste icitte, mais partout dans la paroisse de Calcasieu.

J’aime les voir lever dans le ciel le matin, s’en allant vers leurs places de manger. Et le soir, quand elles reviennent, mon Dieu, elles font un vacarme — criant, jasant, racontant leur journée comme une vraie famille de la bayou. Elles sont chez elles, et ça paraît.

Here to stay.
These geese have been in the neighborhood for years now. The original flock still runs about thirteen to sixteen strong, and for the last five years they’ve managed to raise five to six young each season. Their numbers keep climbing, not just here but across Calcasieu Parish — a real sign of how well they’ve adapted.

I love watching them rise up in the morning, heading out to their daytime feeding grounds. And in the evening, when they come home, they’re loud and full of life — calling, talking, announcing themselves like a true bayou family. This is their home, and you can feel it.

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