
Evening after stormy day in Atlántida, Canelones, Uruguay
An inquisitive old fart with a camera

Evening after stormy day in Atlántida, Canelones, Uruguay

In the past few years of walking dogs almost daily — six to eight of them — they have only caught (and of course killed) three rabbits, two of them young and obviously inexperienced. One of those little ones was just a few days ago. And we have seen many, many chases, some spectacular, some almost farcical. We’re always happy when the rabbits get away.
But what killed this little one today, no idea. We always know when there’s a chase, because the dogs yelp. Not a sound today, and no blood. Both baby rabbits the dogs caught previously were quickly torn to pieces.
So, another little mystery.
Stepped out the back door to find this. Awesome the way snakes move!

Iglesia de Atlántida.


New walkway through the dunes, Atlántida, Uruguay. Much better quality than those of a few years ago.

7 October 2019: the Intendencia clears out a popular brush dumping area and thinks a sign, in the absence of anywhere else to put brush, is going to make a difference.

Crossing the dunes at twilight, a distinct bright reflection to the east near Piriápolis, 45 km away.

