Showing posts with label florida panhandle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label florida panhandle. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

133:365 From the Sea


133:365 From the Sea
I have been so busy taking pictures this spring that I have some images that I really like and I have not posted them yet. This photo was taken at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. A willet strolls along the beach looking for breakfast from the sea. Theme #112.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

108:365 Tie the Knot


108:365 Tie the Knot
A shrimp boat on the Apalachicola River in Apalachicola, Florida. Theme #328 Tie the Knot.

Friday, April 17, 2009

107:365 Grass, Turf, Lawn


107:365 Grass
A grassy beach in St. Marks NWR. It was very beautiful. This is theme #127 Grass, Turf, Lawn.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

106:365 Monotone


106:365 Monotone
Talk about camouflage. The colors of nature are definitely the best. This small Willet is looking for breakfast while the ocean crashes and swirls around him. Theme # 187 Monotone.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

105:365 Dangerous


105:365 Dangerous
It was a cool morning at St. Marks NWR, but it turned into a sunny day. The warm sun brought out the more sinister wildlife. Sorry, no close-ups. Theme # 74 Dangerous.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

104:365 The Global Village


104:365 The Global Village
St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1931 to provide wintering habitat for migratory birds. (Thank goodness!) This Ruddy Turnstone is a highly migratory bird that breeds in the Artic north and migrates to numerous southern destinations. They find food by foraging along the beach and turning over rocks. If you will look closely at his beak, you will see that he has been hunting for breakfast. Humans need to realize that what we do in our own little area of the world doesn’t just affect one area, it affects the delicate eco-system of this whole planet upon which we live.
This is my soapbox and theme # 320 The Global Village.

Monday, April 13, 2009

103:365 Warnings


103:365 Warnings
Lighthouses have been used as warnings of rough shoals and other dangers as long as people have been sailing. St. Marks Lighthouse in Florida was built in 1832 and is still in use today. Theme #351 Warnings.

Thursday, April 9, 2009

99:365 Rusted


99:365 Rusted
While I am on the subject, this is a small part of the rest of the trucks. It is said that Mr. Harvey is always surprised when people stop to take pictures of his collection. This is theme # 266 Rusted.

98:365 Bent


98:365 Bent
This is one of a spectacular collection of old Ford trucks in a field near Crawfordville, Florida. They range from the 1900's to the 1970's and they are placed in chronological order. They all belonged at one time to the family of Pat Harvey and they were used on the family farm. Theme #24 Bent.