Tsali

10/27/2025

Like whoa, Lilly's Tacos in Goleta is pret top notch.

10/26/2025

Headed out to Santa Monica today, checked out and and had lunch at before hitting Zuma Beach for my old friend cause it's their favorite beach.

09/15/2025

It is always an excellent day to go fishing in the gulf.

09/14/2025

This bird decided to bird hard this morning.

09/14/2025

Another wonderful Sunday morning sunrise here in Pensacola Beach

09/09/2025

Checked out last night for my "you've officially lived in Pcola for 1 year now" dinner.

09/08/2025

09/07/2025

He had a whole whattaburger to himself .

09/07/2025

Celebrities and influencers with Lyme disease are just the new "Suffering from exhaustion"

They're going through withdrawls/rehab.

09/06/2025

Man, f**k the mayor and city of Dauphin Island Alabama.

URGENT: Dauphin Island Votes to Eradicate Foxes

The Dauphin Island Town Council has voted to eradicate the red foxes on the island’s west end. This means Roxy, her kits, and the other foxes living there could be trapped and euthanized.

Officials say this is to protect sea turtles and shorebirds. The decision is also tied to conservation funding from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill settlement, which supports bird and habitat management on the island. Critics argue that if grant money requires eliminating foxes, then the plan itself should be reconsidered or modified to include humane protections.

If cage traps cannot be used, the alternative could be leg traps, devices known to cause extreme suffering.

Wildlife photographer Spence Harrison, who has documented Roxy for years, said:
“Roxy is an icon and an ambassador to the island. People that come here in the early mornings might see her standing over by the dunes. Fishermen on the beach know her well because she’ll stand next to them like a great blue heron will and look for a handout.”

Beth Cowan Drake of Alabama the Beautiful also condemned the decision, saying:
“Waking up to devastating news this morning. The Dauphin Island town council voted last night to eradicate the small family of red foxes living on the west end of Dauphin Island. And get this… it was decided in the name of conservation in order to save millions in grant money Dauphin Island receives to protect animals. It doesn’t make any sense! If the grant doesn’t protect these rare beautiful foxes on Dauphin Island then somebody needs to modify the grant!”

What You Can Do
Please call today. Let leaders know that while protecting sea turtles and birds is important, killing foxes and using inhumane traps is not the answer.

Mayor Jeff Collier
Phone: 251-861-5525

Governor Kay Ivey
Phone: 334-242-7100

Time is running out for Roxy and the other foxes. Share this post and make the call today.

Photo by Spence Harrison

09/06/2025