A Cajun`s Daily Dose of Nature - This flock of Turkeys made it across Hwy 15 in no particular hurry - giving me plenty of time to safely stop, pick up my phone, and get this video. They apparently “own” this part of DeSoto National Forest 😉
World-renowned dolphin expert, Dr. Holley Muraco rescued these adorable baby beavers! You can read more about their story on ourmshome.com! 🦫
#ourmshome #longbeachms #babybeavers
A Cajun`s Daily Dose of Nature - American White Waterlily is beautiful, especially when it occurs in large numbers, like this shallow, impounded swamp. Flowers have a sweet smell and along the plant’s seeds and rhizomes can be eaten raw or cooked. Native Americans used it for a variety of medicinal uses.
Summer is almost here! Students are getting out of school and it is the perfect time to explore the barrier islands that sit just miles off the mainland of Coastal Mississippi. ☀️
With white-sand beaches and beautiful Gulf waters, the islands are an ideal day trip to experience with family and friends. ☀️
#ourmshome #shipisland
#secretcoast
📸 Ship Island Excursions/Trevor Reid
A Cajun`s Daily Dose of Nature - Bagworms are the caterpillars of a family of moths. They feed on a variety of plants and use pieces of plants and other debris to cover their silk bag for protection. Adult females lack wings and mature in their bags, where males find them to mate. Eggs develop inside the females case.
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