Spring Break Has Arrived in Florida
“Mid-March to around Easter is when young adults the world over flock to the Sunshine State for, well, some sunshine, and perhaps a little mild debauchery.”
Dolphins Rock – They Also Roll
“That said, I once saw a tourist wading with her child in two feet of water and a mother and young dolphin swam right up to her feet. “
The Coastal Clown of Florida: The Cormorant
“Quickly, you grab your phone and look up the Loch Ness people; but wait, now you think it’s a snake – like a water moccasin skimming a lake surface up north. But it isn’t a snake at all, it’s a bird.”
‘Twas Two Days before Christmas… and Down at the Beach
“Although many are enjoying warmth-time with family, there are a few folks doing warmth a bit differently here in Florida. Here are a few shots from the beach today, two days before Christmas.”
The Florida Great White … No, Not Sharks … Egrets
“I recently had an opportunity to get up close and personal with two iconic birds of southern Florida. These birds are my favorites; although, I say that about all birds.”
The Mangroves of Florida
“If there are no mangroves on the shore, then there is little to interest you at the sandy beach. One might as well buy a sandbox and put it in the backyard in summertime and pretend.”
The Smaller Birds of the Sand
“In the tropics, it’s the big white birds that seem to get all the attention … there are some small birds that can keep you entertained for hours. They are the unsung heroes of the beach. These include the sandpipers, sanderlings and even the black birds.”
