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2014-02-02 & 03-Pine Island & Bonita Springs, FL
  • Feb 27, 2014
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  2. 2014-02-02 & 03-Pine Island & Bonita Springs, FL2014-02-02 & 03-Pine Island & Bonita Springs, FL
  3. Foggy early morning in St. James City, Pine Island. View from the back yard of our apartment.Foggy early morning in St. James City, Pine Island. View from the back yard of our apartment.

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Foggy early morning in St. James City, Pine Island. View from the back yard of our apartment.
The Waterfront-A nice seafood joint 50 paces from our apartment in St. James City. (By no stretch of the imagination is St. James City a "city". It is a collection of cottages, fishing bungalows and a few big homes on the south end of Pine Island.)
The logo of the Two Fish Inn, Pine Island
Anhinga-Spears fish under water with its strong, pointed bill.
The fog now cleared-View south into Pine Island Sound from our apartment.
View North from our place. Pine Island has many canals where avid fisherman keep thier boats.
Our dock on Pine Island
The tiny and colorful islet of Matlache (pronounced "MAT-la-shay"). (Matlacha (pronounced "MAT-la-shay") has a total population of 735. . The community's name comes from a Caloosa word meaning "water to the chin. Matlacha is one of five communities on Pine Island, although technically, it is located on a smaller island in Matlacha Pass, east of Pine Island. It is an "Old Florida" fishing village, home to many brightly colored art galleries, island boutiques, seafood restaurants, and traditional Floridian cottages.)
A colorful shop in Matlache
A colorful strip of shops in Matlache
A colorful shop in Matlache
A colorful shop in Matlache
A colorful shop in Matlache-"Old Florida".
Magic Bus- Matlache
Sublime Tackiness
Don's and Gwen's beatiful new manse in Bonita Springs
Don beaming in his Beamer
The swank clubhouse in Don's and Gwen's new community
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Lunch at Don's and Gwen's club
The practice range-Don will need to spend many hours here.
G & G at Don's and Gwen's swank club
The Boss
G & G on the lanai of the Gilmore ancestral manse
The Boss demonstrates his new entertainment center
Salt water pool and golf course yonder-The G'more manse.
The resident Snowy Egret at the Bonita Springs Beach Club
Snowy Egret
A pair of White Ibis on Bonita Springs beach
A pair of White Ibis on Bonita Springs beach
White Ibis
White Ibis
White Ibis on Bonita Springs Beach
White Ibis in profile
"Are you lookin' at me?"
G & G at the beach
The Boss with the girls
Don, Georgia and Gwenn-Lunch at the beach club
At the beach club
At the beach club
Bonita Springs Beach
Frigate Birds soaring
Frigate Birds soaring
Starfish
Don torturing a Starfish
Starfish
Starfish
Brown Pelican
Snowy Egret
Snowy Egret-"Dainty dancer wearing golden slippers"
Brown Pelican
Laughing Gull-Smallist & darkest of the three common gulls
Laughing gull
Fisherman-Bonita Springs Beach
Pelican turning into a dive
Wingspan
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican taking off
Brown Pelican
Brown Pelican
Snowy Egret
Bonita Springs Beach
Piping Plover
Piping Plovers
Piping Plovers poking around for their lunch
Piping Plovers
Piping Plover sprinting over the shells
Dolphin
Beachcomber on the rocks
Heading off to Cuba
Brown pelicans sunbathing
A flock of Greater Yellowlegs
G & G
Fort Myers Beach in the distance
A Brown Pelican swoops in to scoop up a fish
Got 'em! The Pelican flips the fish over in his large bill (The Pelican instinctively flips the fish over in his large bill so that his prey slides down his gullet head first. If the fish were to be swallowed tail first the bird's throat and innards would be damaged by the fishes scales.)
The Brown Pelican savors his catch before swallowing it.
Yum! Lunch is over.
Bonita Beach with Carl Johnson State Park across the inlet
Low altitude fly by
Low altitude fly by
Sanderling
Squadron in formation
The wing commander
Catching a baby shark
Baby shark hooked
Trying to remove the hook
Trying to remove the hook
Trying to remove the hook from a baby shark's mouth
The hook is removed
Baby shark about to be released
Baby shark about to be released
Baby shark about to be released
Snowy Egret prepares to go fishing
Killdeer, a type of Plover
Killdeer, a type of Plover
Willet
Zipping by Bonita Beach
Snowy Egret
Willet
Snowy Egret
Residences on Bonita Beach
Willet
Willet
Sundown from Don's & Gwen's lanai
Sundown from Don's & Gwen's lanai
Sundown over the golf course from Don's & Gwen's backyard
Dinner at Tarpon Bay Resturant at the Hyatt Regency, Bonita Springs
Hyatt Regency, Bonita Springs
Hyatt Regency Resort, Bonita Springs
Hyatt Regency, Bonita Springs
Hyatt Regency, Bonita Springs
G, D and T at the Hyatt Regency Resort
G,D and G at the Hyatt Regency Resort
The swank Hyatt Regency Resort

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