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July 5, 2006
Another pristine stretch of sand, arcing out between Naples and Fort Myers. From this beach Fort Myers and Sanibel are clearly visible. Even more clearly visible, our friend Limulus polyphemus, sand dollars, coconuts, and clouds. An osprey's nest, roseate spoonbills and Scissortail Kites.
From this beach a long spit of shallow beach leads out into the channel. Walking there it is only knee deep, but in the waters two huge fish--sea bass or groupers--suggest that other large, less friendly fish might also find their way between the spit and the beach.
Walking back, a live whelk, and six or seven species of sea-bird. All on this lonely, lovely island.
And a gift from the sea
Posted by Steven Riddle at July 5, 2006 9:04 PM
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