I found myself with a few extra hours and as such opted to go and visit Bowman's Beach - a venue that I always enjoy and today did not disappoint either....the blue skies, tons of shells and peaceful times with the birds.....come along and see....
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| Bowman's Beach has ample parking and plenty of amenities (showers, bathrooms, playground, exercise loop, kayak/canoe launch and picnic tables) - from there it's a beautiful vista over wooden bridges before arriving to wide and quiet pristine beaches...... |
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| emphasize on the quiet. |
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| My 'go to' bird today - the Wilson Plover |
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| One of the new offspring |
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| An untagged Reddish Egret was looking for some breakfast - too early for dancing at that point. |
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| Another Wilson Plover |
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| Toe prints in the sand - my guess: a Yellow-crowned Night Heron |
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| This Wilson Plover looks young and scrawny but I believe this to be an illusion from its posture.. |
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| and I say that because it has a black band across its chest - indicating that it's a breeding adult. |
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| Without skipping a beat - several Black Skimmers flew on by - probably heading to Fort Myers Beach and/or Bunche Beach to join others. |
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| Well, as it is usually customary - all good things must come to an end and it's time for me to go - I take time to look back and a moment to express my gratitude.... |
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| there are more things to do and more decisions to make....starting with this fork in the road....either way, I believe it will eventually all be okay. |
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