We’re back from our adventure on Jekyll Island. Since it was a long weekend, we headed out to the coast to go birding. After seeing Lisa’s amazing photos from her last birding trip, I was inspired.
We saw over 50 species of birds, including two juvenile bald eagles. We discovered a magical lake where egrets, herons, and anghingas congregate. We stumbled upon an abandoned amphitheater filled with an audience of sunbathing vultures. And with a tip from a crazy old man, we saw a sunken ship, buried in the sand up to the masts. It was a fun, romantic, and cold adventure. As soon as I get my new hard drive installed with more disk space, I will upload some of the photos we captured.
Swap Update: I added a link at the top of my blog to a static page with the swap info. I linked the Flickr community on that page. I also wanted to note that international swappers are invited to participate – just contact me through an email and we’ll figure out what to do about the stamped envelope.
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It sounds like a dreamy weekend! I can’t wait to see more photos! Love that one up there!
My family vacationed on Jekyll Island several times when I was a little girl. I loved it there!
oh. my.
what a lovely photo.
the light and colour are just overwhelming.
That is an amazing shot. You’ve convinced me to trade my 17-40 lens for a 10-22. I had the 10-22 before and traded it for a 17-40 because it was the same price and in the professional line of Canon lenses, and I didnt think I needed something super wide, but I was dumb. ;)