Odd as it may look (at least to me), even ibis like to sit on a wire every once in a while.
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Today’s inlet: Ibis on a wire.
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Tagged birds, ibis, odd, ornithology, white, wire
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Today’s inlet: Lionfish.
As seen in a tank at John Pennekamp State Park‘s visitor center. Beautiful, but currently invading and destroying the local underwater ecosystem. So here is today’s public service announcement: Never, NEVER release your aquarium fish into the wild. (For those who have not seen Finding Nemo, this includes flushing them down the toilet.) Thank you.
Today’s inlet: Digger.
A surprise gift from uncle Fred. The 4-year-old did NOT want to go to school this morning.
Today’s inlet: Hibiscus 3.
At the local dock garden. I love, love, LOVE the colors on this one.
Today’s inlet: Coral.
The fossilized kind. There is an abundance of it here in Islamorada.
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Tagged coral, fossilized, gray, grey, rock, white
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Today’s inlet: Vern.
One of the box turtles brought to the 4-year-old’s school by Leah’s Ark.
Today’s inlet: Homestead tomatoes.
As they are known in this household. They’re tiny, but so tasty they deserve a fancy bowl.
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Tagged bowl, crystal, fancy, fine, food, glass, red, tomatoes, translucent, vegetables
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Today’s inlet: Palm fruit 2.
At the local pea rock garden.
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Tagged fruit, garden, monochrome, palm, pea, rock, tree
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Today’s inlet: Bayside 2.
Looks so different on a cloudy day.
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Tagged bayside, cloudy, day, gulf of mexico, landscape, mangroves, seascape
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