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More Of My Photos Of Our Rare Bird Visitors In Daytona Beach

Last Saturday I awoke at 5am. Unable to go back to sleep, at 7 I decided to get dressed and head back out to the protected area of beach where the Black Skimmers had decided to hatch their babies and see if I could get you some better photos.

Much to my delight the birds had moved to the eastern most point of the protected area and were ready for their close ups!

After taking some 200 photos I wondered what would be the best way to show them all to those of you who wanted to see them. I was really quite proud of a couple.

Then I remembered a post I recently helped Midori do, and thought to myself HEY! I can run with that idea too!

Here is a short slide show of my photos from Saturday, July 26 with the Black Skimmer Famly.

Posted by Lysa Napolitano, Call Coordinator ~ Century 21 Sundance on 07/30/2008 12:49 PM

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4 Comments on More Of My Photos Of Our Rare Bird Visitors In Daytona Beach

JUL

2008

Great shots Lysa. I love capturing those types of moments. I'm glad you didn't stay in bed!

JUL

2008

Hi Moni! Thanks for stopping by :) I don't stay in bed but I usually go back to bed! I may go back out this Saturday again and see how the babies are growing.

Hi Lysa...those birds are so unusual looking. Thanks for the great photos that was a real treat!

AUG

2008

Hi Joan! Yeah, they're really cool! Thanks :)

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