20 minute later
Not in November
Went inside to fix breakfast. Rye toast and bacon. The latter courtesy of my sister in law. Who, two weeks ago at Sanibel said, "Dave, we bought 3 packs of bacon at Costco. We won't eat it all" Always willing to help out, I took a package.
Flat water. Perfect for the long paddle to Seahorse Key
Atsena Otie Key dock
Cormorants
An hour to make the crossing
The site is now a University of Florida Marine Laboratory
Different sign, different great blue heron, same pose
From March through June, I would be on the other side of the signs. Nesting season
Is that an eagle?
Later, I think I have a picture of an eagle flying away from a different pine.Yes, sir,
Eagle?
Missed dolphin
Wintering ducks. Blue winged teal, I think.
Floating.
Trying to get a dolphin photo
I might have got another dolphin photo, but I was distracted. By a bald eagle chasing an osprey. The osprey dropped its fish. The eagle landed.
I paddled closer
Closer....
After the photo that leads this Tale, the eagle thought I was too close and took flight.
An airboat blasting by the Atsena Otie dock caused these pelicans and cormorants to take flight.
The ones that stayed behind.
The disturbed cormorants, on the water.
Approaching D Street, 2:11
On the bike
As I write this on Saturday night, or as I am thinking of it, "Melvin Gordan Day" the car has not moved since I arrived
Ruins from Cedar Key's industrial past?
I told the workers they were a day late. I like to think the holidays start on my birthday
An hour break, back on the water
Lot of birds on both sides at the marina on the Number 2 Channel
Cloudy sunset
View from the balcony at 6:22. Shut off shortly thereafter. I will be back at Christmas to see the entire display. You can see it in the back pages of the Tales. Look for December posts from Cedar Key.
1 comment:
Always great photos, but you got several "no horizon" shots with smooth water that were unusual and fascinatingly beautiful.
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