One of the many in-between-jobs that Chester Smith had to take care of on the island were the honey bees that took up residence in the tractor shed. He said the bee keeper told him that if you don't remove and destroy the combs the bees will come back. This was the last remnant. Photo credit: Marcy Spears

Seventeen volunteers assembled for the 2008 Sundown Island Spring Workday. It took three boats to transport the volunteers to the island. The Pelican (Nancy Posey), the Gull (Tim and Peggy Wilkinson) and the Audubon's Egret II (Chester Smith, Ed Taylor and Ronnie Zetik).

It was a great workday for the island! Be sure to view the PHOTOS OF THE BIRDS too!

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One of the many in-between-jobs that Chester Smith had to take care of on the island were the honey bees that took up residence in the tractor shed. He said the bee keeper told him that if you don't remove and destroy the combs the bees will come back. This was the last remnant.
Photo credit: Marcy Spears