Ft. Myers Sunset
Ft. Myers Beach, Florida
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Seeing the sand sculptures and the other activities of the day had been interesting, but it was with a sense of relief and peace that we went again to the water's edge across from the Tropical Sands as sunset approached.
There was a wonderful sense of peacefulness about the plovers as they calmly foraged along the edge of the ageless sea. | |
| The feathers of this long-beaked friend took on a more golden hue in the low light of the evening. |
From out on the sand spit I could get the late afternoon sun on this pelican which soared by between me and the beach. |  |
| Another pelican flies between me and the condos on the shore. |
The ever-present plovers are very pleasant company on the beach. |  |
 | How do you suppose these birds stay looking so clean when they spend their time tramping about in the sticky mud of the inner tidal zone? |
This gray heron really blends in with his surroundings near sunset and early in the morning when he is fishing. Hmm! Maybe that's why he's gray. |  |
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