During our week-long family reunion at New Smyrna Beach last month, I drove a short distance south to enjoy many sunrises over the Atlantic in the Canaveral National Seashore. The park's 24-mile long barrier island beach is the longest undeveloped beach in Florida and one of my favorite places on the planet.
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This is the view looking south from one of
five stairways over the dune to the ocean.
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My mother and father fondly referred to this as 'Red Shell'.
And now, so do I.
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Shorebirds like these snowy egrets feasted on the abundant
sand fleas ...
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Pursuit ...
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and capture.
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They often turn there heads sideways just before swallowing,
always with ...
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style and grace.
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Aaaaah, another sunrise!
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And another.
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And another. MMMMMmmmm.
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