Footprints in the sandHobe Sound BeachA breathtaking shorelineSerene
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The Atlantic Ocean, changes color, almost instantly.
The sun and its light, play a lead part in determining these colors.
The weather plays a huge roll in creating its moods.
The wind, the master, shape the waves pounding the shore.
The rise and fall of the sea, caused by the effects of the moon and the sun (gravitational forces) create the tides. Its vibe!
All life, along the shoreline, are dependent on these forces, creating the right combination for existence.
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A Sanderling, hunting for food along the shoreline and competing with dozens more that wanted the tiny morsel she was able to catch.
To me the out of focus (with one tinted) photos below, showcase the ocean’s vibe and its mighty forces.
She depends on the shore for her existence.
Waiting for food
Found a morsel
Able to live another day
Hunting, running to survive
We have enjoyed the four mile drive to this beach, while visiting Hobe Sound, Florida. A breathtaking beach, quite, clean and teaming with life’s energy. Wednesday, we leave the serenity of the ocean behind.
Scripted for BeautyCommon Ground Dove Note the pattern on the headHunting for grit along a trail Designed for SurvivalRed-Shouldered Hawk Designed for Survival
Berry Delight
Berries
Unwanted invasive species; however pretty!
Scorched Palm Tree
Pretty in Yellow (Violet Species perhaps)
Lily Pads Scripted for beauty?Beautiful Pattern Survival?Red-Bellied Woodpecker What a BeautyNorthern MockingbirdPatterns of nature along a trailEven Beauty in Pine Bark
What did I just catch?Whoa, it is a fighter! It was amusing when all of a sudden she jumped up and back.Got it again; now what?
While on a walk today we spotted this Egret out in the marsh. The distance was really too great for me to capture detailed photos, but I wanted to share these. I noticed it was trying to eat something! If you click on the photos you might get an idea of what she caught.
Many miles of bike trails in the park. Not sure I would want to walk these trails. Last year we saw a four foot Diamondback snakeBird Tree My Scrub Jay, from yesterday, was sitting at the very top!Jonathan has many marsh areas.