Best Tool When Baby Sea Turtle Sitting..

I was out last night babysitting sand again. Waiting for these beautiful endangered lives birthed from the earth. If you have ever been to an ocean beach within the times of March to September or a  bit later you would definitely come upon stakes with tape around them and a warning sign. Well in the State of Florida for sure.

A man that was out last night around the time I was had purchased this amazing Monocular Uzi viewer that had infrared capabilities and also incorporated video and photo capture capabilities. This item was amazing! It allowed me to scan the beach coastline to see if any mother sea turtles were coming ashore and if anyone on the beach with flashlights were harming any Sea Turtles. All from a distance of approximately 400 ft.

The clarity of the photos are perfect with no harm to the hatchling or anything else for that matter. There is no lights or flashes needed at all! I highly recommend this tool while out helping endangered sea turtles from mother to hatchling either way you will not interfere the natural cycle of these amazing lives.

So CHECK this item out  UZI XXX NV 100 Digital Night Vision Monocular

Small and powerful I must say! Highly recommended for anything that needs night vision work! My night with the baby sea turtles this item gave me more control of the situation!

Grab it here! UZI XXX NV 100 Digital Night Vision Monocular

#BucketList - Sea Turtle Laying Eggs... Check! [VIDEO]

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I have created a #Bucketlist of just over 100 items of thrilled excitement! One amazing event I was able to Check Off last night was to see a mother Sea Turtle that layed her eggs and was heading back into the ocean. Wow what a spiritual moment in my eyes to see a marine animal that takes over 20yrs to become sexually mature to have offspring and then only comes out once per year to lay her clutch of eggs. To witness this extraordinary event is priceless!

I managed to be on this beach because I volunteer with a group of passionate individuals that give their time to help ensure these endangered species make it to the ocean. The Baby Sea Turtles need to be guided at times when they become disoriented due to human beach development that will not change their lighting to stop the babies from going the wrong direction.