A shy thrush.
Juvenile cardinal.
Red-headed woodpecker on a feeder. Kinda unusual.
Red-bellied woodpecker.
A very elusive hummingbird. Here it is, perched.
At the feeder, in the shadow. The shutter speed on this shot was 1/100th of a second, and its wings are still blurry.
Jason
7/26/08
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Bama Breeze and a Bank Vault
Where Jimmy Buffet filmed his Bama Breeze video http://youtube.com/watch?v=vfhNKK7rkhw. I stopped by to get a few snapshots the other morning. Doesn't look like it'll reopen any time soon.
This huge oak stump has been sitting in the parking lot ever since the hurricane.
About a block down I spotted this bank fault that survived the storm surge. Unfortunately, the rest of the bank didn't.
Jason
7/25/08
This huge oak stump has been sitting in the parking lot ever since the hurricane.
About a block down I spotted this bank fault that survived the storm surge. Unfortunately, the rest of the bank didn't.
Jason
7/25/08
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
A Three Island Tour...........
...........a three island tour...............West Ship, East Ship, and Cat. We took the waverunners to Ship Island again, but this time we took advantage of the glassy waters and headed over to East Ship Island for the first time ever.
The trees on East Ship give it more of a wilderness feel, like Cat Island.
Still showing signs of Katrina's wrath.
Lots of dead horseshoe crabs on the beach.
I thought this was odd. An old boat, wrecked right on the beach. I couldn't tell it was a boat until I got right up on it and noticed the outboard. Note the rusty flywheel.
On the way back to West Ship, we stopped to check out the shipwreck in Camille Cut. I've always noticed it in the distance but never got up close. The water here was a clear as i've ever seen it around these islands.We could clearly see several schools of spadefish all around the wreck, as well as some monstrous sting rays cruising along bottom. Oh, and plenty of dolphins too.
Then it was back to West Ship for lunch and some more swimming.
Cat was last on the list, but no pictures there. The wind picked up and we bounced our salty selves back to the launch.
Here is a Google Earth screen shot showing a path of the entire trip. About 45 miles total.
Jason
7/20/08
The trees on East Ship give it more of a wilderness feel, like Cat Island.
Still showing signs of Katrina's wrath.
Lots of dead horseshoe crabs on the beach.
I thought this was odd. An old boat, wrecked right on the beach. I couldn't tell it was a boat until I got right up on it and noticed the outboard. Note the rusty flywheel.
On the way back to West Ship, we stopped to check out the shipwreck in Camille Cut. I've always noticed it in the distance but never got up close. The water here was a clear as i've ever seen it around these islands.We could clearly see several schools of spadefish all around the wreck, as well as some monstrous sting rays cruising along bottom. Oh, and plenty of dolphins too.
Then it was back to West Ship for lunch and some more swimming.
Cat was last on the list, but no pictures there. The wind picked up and we bounced our salty selves back to the launch.
Here is a Google Earth screen shot showing a path of the entire trip. About 45 miles total.
Jason
7/20/08
Saturday, July 19, 2008
More Ship Island Shots
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Beautiful Bugs
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