Ding Darling
David Taylor
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We spent the Thanksgiving week on Sanibel Is. With good advice from members here :bow I took advantage of the low tides, mornings and afternoons at Ding. The first few days were cold and windy. The birds were keeping close to the mangrove and out of the wind...mainly beyond the reach of my lens :rolleyes What I was able to get wasn't spectacular by any stretch, there always seemed to be backlighting or it was grey and dull, but overall I was satisfied. Learnt a few things that should help me next time. Spent plenty of time talking to the guides who seemed to outnumber the visitors most days I was there; even they were apologizing for the lack of activity.
Not a bird but I was able to get close to this gator
GBH
Great egret
Brown pelican
Yellow-crowned night-heron
Anhinga
Thanks for looking.
Not a bird but I was able to get close to this gator
GBH
Great egret
Brown pelican
Yellow-crowned night-heron
Anhinga
Thanks for looking.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Love your Ding Darling / Sanibel images. I can relate.
I really liked your panorama. It looks like you were staying on W Gulf Drive or Middle Gulf Drive. I usually stay at the Island Inn. It doesn't matter where you stay. The important part is that you WERE THERE.
WOW the beach is a mess with all that seaweed. There was very little when I was there in May 06. I'll check again in May 07.
I know, you can't wait to go back.
Lee
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