Click here to link to the listing information for 66 Tamarack Point in Bent Tree. The asking price for the lake home, known as “Serendipity”, is $849,900.
AGENT’S LISTING PHOTO for 66 Tamarack Point in Bent Tree
Click here to link to the listing information for 143 Sunrise Terrace in Bent Tree, or click the agent’s listing photo below to link to a virtual tour. The 2 bed, 2 bath home recently hit the market with an asking price of $199,900.
AGENT’S LISTING PHOTO – 143 Sunrise Terrace in Bent Tree
Monday seemed to be the day for butterflies, moths and dragonflies in Bent Tree. The photos above and below were all taken during a late afternoon cart ride around the lake.
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251 Panorama Point in Bent Tree hit the market this week with an asking price of $325,000. Click here to link to the listing information, and/or watch the video below.
Click here to link to the listing information for 618 Alpine Drive in Bent Tree (and/or watch video tour below). The 3 bed, 4 bath house hit the market with an asking price of $219,900. Be sure to check out the photos of the mountain views and the mountain laurel railings.
The topic of the deer restocking program in Georgia was discussed at the June Lake & Wildlife meeting and recently on various BT social media platforms. Click here for a related post from 2012 (the photo below, taken in Bent Tree, is also from 2012). The bottom of that post has a link to a pdf of “Deer Stocking Program in Georgia” which was written in 1975. The deer stocking program continued until 1992.
November 17, 2012 – Buck in Bent Tree
331 Crippled Oak Trail in Bent Tree hit the market a couple of days ago with an asking price of $349,900. The 3 bed, 2½ bath home, along Hole #18, has a lot of great features. Click here to link to the listing information or click the listing photo below to link to a virtual tour.
331 Crippled Oak Trail in Bent Tree (LISTING PHOTO)
307 Panorama Point recently hit the market with an asking price of $350,000. Click here to link to the listing information for the 3 bed, 3 bath home (with 3 levels of decks).
Aerial view of 307 Panorama Point in Bent Tree (AGENT’S LISTING PHOTO)
This hawk sat on the same branch for over an hour in the rain, yesterday. For most of that time, it was standing on one foot. According to The Cornell Lab of Ornithology website “Birds will often stand on one foot to minimize heat loss.”
July 19, 2019 – A hawk in Bent Tree
Saturday morning, I was taking photos of a green heron at Lake Tamarack (see first photo below), trying to follow it as it flew from branch to branch along the shore. After a while, a second green heron came onto the scene (see second photo below). At one point, I was able to get them both in one photo (see photo above). Click here to link to a post with more green heron photos that were taken in May.
July 13, 2019 – Green Heron in Bent Tree
July 13, 2019 – Another Green Heron in Bent Tree