The Flying Fishermen: Osprey of Florida
“I was so impressed with the couple’s excitement, I decided to go out a grab a few shots. They nest along the causeways and inlets near where we were sitting, so I knew just where to go.”
The Invaders of Florida, Part 1
This lacy, graceful tree was brought to Florida for lumber, as a wind and storm break, and to help with beach erosion. It didn’t do any of these particularly well.
My Breakfast with the Manatees
“I ended up having breakfast and a wonderful free show, courtesy of about six manatees swimming in the bay – all together – a few yards from me.”
Do You Live on an Island or Live in a Town, for Pete’s Sake?
Florida islanders say they are living in the island, not on it – or on the city and not in it – or in the beach and not at it.
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.”
The Florida Pelicans
“The Florida pelicans are an underappreciated bird. But they are one of the most interesting birds to watch on any given day from the piers and shores of this state. “
Florida, Helmets and the Paradox
” We should all be free to fling our heads and bodies any way we see fit, so long as we don’t fling our heads and bodies at innocent people. If you do accidentally fling your head at an innocent person, it should be lightweight and looking good.”
Water, Land, Humans and Nature in Florida
Water, land, humas and nature in Florida interact perhaps more than anywhere else. This is a quick overview of the water issues.
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