I Think We All Know Who Made Those Tracks…
Very early this morning, I mean really early, we noticed some fresh tracks in the salt marsh mud leading out to the shallow water due to low tide.
The architect of the tracks was quickly spotted making his way along the mud and out into the water to get an early jump on some morning fishing.
The little sneak had gotten up and out right at sunrise, no doubt to surprise the seafood buffet that will be unprepared for a hungry breakfast guest.
Phil Lanoue Photography 
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Hey great seeing you here and I really appreciate you looking and commenting!
Its path looks like the old ric rac ribbon that my grandmother used for decoration when sewing.
He does make a distinctive pattern, thanks for looking!
Looks like tracks of an alligator, and the alligator looks like he has fins and is swimming.
Those gators are always up to something and it’s fun watching them!
Slither, slither!
He is a sneaky, stealthy boy. 🙂
Nice series of photos. I love the impressions he had made in the mud. Definitely tells a story.
Nice pictures! Any luck seeing the spoonbills?
How on earth did you capture this?! I love the “tracks”. Of course I knew instantly who made them. :P)
I like the look with the legs in the air. New style perhaps?
Not hard to guess who, Phil. Nice captures of Mr. A’s leopard crawl. :).
From Thea – “He looks like a 1-man canoe – and a bit like me dragging myself out of bed, leaving a trail of clothing and destruction in my wake!”
I love the pattern he left in the sand.