The Lee Co Bird Patrol were having their monthly bird walk and I thought it was time for me to get my feet wet - it's been a long time.
| From the look of it - I wasn't the first one on the beach this morning. |
| As I waited for the sun to rise I took time to observe the silhouette of this Reddish Egret |
| What a beautiful way to start the day - I do find that reflection is quite beneficial for a peaceful kind of day. |
| The Piping Plovers were out there too - I counted 7 during my visit. |
| As the sun slowly climbed the sky the birds slowly stretched and strutted their plumage. |
| The king of the post |
| After my reflection I headed toward the west end of the beach and joined up with the group - it was nice to see that I knew most everyone that was present for the walk. |
| Seen overhead was an opportunist young Eagle chasing an Osprey - it ended up being successful and flew away with the Osprey's catch. |
| On the way back we observed several Batfish swimming in a small tide pool - we marveled at its mode of transportation and the detail markings on its body. |
| Another look at the far east end provided plenty of Pelicans strutting their style. |
| And the Marbled Godwits are always a nice bonus. |
| Fall is in the air and there was a slight tinge of coolness - soon the snowbirds will arrive and so will many more feathered friends....welcome all! |
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