Happy Saturday Readers,
Today I have some January 2019 beach photos to share.

SLIDESHOW with a few extras:
And then I came home to this (brrrrrr):
Hope everyone has a nice Saturday.
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That first shot is amazing
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Thanks – it seems to be a reader fav – and now I like it so much more – ahhhh
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That first photo is fabulous!
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Thanks – this bird was quite friendly
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An excellent selection. I agree about the first
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Thanks D – and seems to be a reader fav
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That beared is weird for a woman.
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Hope your week is going well sir Spaniard
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It is going good, have my writing and reading. More than enough So if I´m the Sir Spaniard, you got to be Mrs. Ameircana
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Beautiful pictures of the bird standing on the beach. Love the light and slight sun light at the time. The post brings back memory Fl. beach in me.
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Hi YC – glad to connect to some memories -of your FL times 😉
And I just wish I could have been swimming but that water was cold
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Yes, I also learned that too when I was in Fl. The weather may be nice but the water may still be too cold 🙂
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I agree with Su Leslie; the first shot is really amazing. Nice work!
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Thanks a lot – cheers amigo
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As crowded as FL is, it does have its perks.
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Oh I love visiting Florida – just don’t like living there – and some areas are more crowded than others – like where you are (south) it is packed more – eh?
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OH Yes. To think when I first moved here, the main road was still a dirt road in some places!!
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And now many lanes and busy…..
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You got it!
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Wonderful photographs. They made me warm…for a moment. It’s going to get warmer in a day or two, but today there is still snow outside my window.
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Hi – I think we both have sunshine today – and it feels great
Hope you have s good week
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You too! And yes…it is WARM and SUNNY. Hooray.
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☀️😊💜
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So that’s where our herons go in the winter! Good choice on their part, I’d say, but they seem much less spooky around people than they are here. Must be being on the beach in the sun. 🙂 Almost warms me up to see the photos, until that last one. But hey, it’s going to be 40 today and in the 40’s the next several days, so I can’t complain. I’ll just wear hip waders as the snow melts. 😉
Have a wonderful weekend.
janet
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ThNks for the fun comment and laughing at the waders…
Also hope your sunshine arrived – ours did ☀️☀️☀️
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Nope, no sunshine today. But it was a good day anyway.
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I love the shots of the bird (is that a Heron) standing – he looks so strong. The ice at the end is beautiful, too. It’s always dangerous when we get freezing rain, but it looks so pretty,
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Thanks Dan – that heron was strong and I guess someone had just given him fish – and then the fisherman offered him shrimp (tossed it) but he didn’t even sniff it –
Only wanted fish
And I loved being close to the bird and the cool
Fisherman
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Personally, I’d take fish or shrimp 🙂
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Same here – and actually had the most amazing seafood salad (crab white fish and lobster) last week – but now I am done for a while – seafood is great but for me I like it a few times a year (red meat and veggies is my fav)
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Great moments captured!
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Thanks and hope you two are doing great
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Fabulous heron shot, Yvette, and beautiful if shivery icicles.
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Hi T – thanks – and the backlight was just right for the Iceicles
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Timing can be everything! I think I would have tried to turn right around to go back to the beach and those beautiful shots! 😀 Stay warm.
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Hi – I hope I did not make you miss Fla too much
And the reason I did not turn around and Cat h a flight back to fla was because even tho there was ice in Virginia and snow – the warmth of family and friends is here —/ ahhhhh
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Lovely
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thx
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Two extremes. Love the beach heron 😀
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Thx BB
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What beautiful captures. That great blue is just stunning. This made me smile 🙂
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Thanks so much Lisa – and many of your photos bring me smiles too
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What a contrast Yvette. Here I was thinking that you must have gone away to the Caribbean or some exotic location. Then I realized that it can’t have been the same area! I love the wooden path down to the beach. Reminds me of our coastal spots here.
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Hi Amanda – and i was just thinking about you and then you came up – spooky cool!
and if you look closely – my mother is sitting on the bench in that photo.
I was very grateful there was nice weather while there – sometimes January weather in Florida is chilly – so very glad to get some sun to make some vitamin D
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That is really spooky! I will go back and take another look on my desktop computer… with my glasses on!!
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Great opening shot, Yvette – perfect angle.
And much as the final one gave me shivers, it’s a beauty too.
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Thanks so much Deb (happy person)
😉
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Great captures of a blue heron. 😊
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Thanks a lot
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Love the heron on the beach. I never really think about them as beach birds, but you’ve proved me wrong.
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Well now that you mention it (and you sure know Florida wildlife ) i think of them as coastal vs beached like this one is – and this little heron liked people – pretty unusual – and cool
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Oh wow, these are amazing photos!
Capturing hero’s, whether standing or flying, on beaches is a pastime I really enjoyed 🙂
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Thanks – welcome and I checked out your blog – very nice photography – glad to connect
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Thank you for saying that. Means a lot☺️
I am very exited to connect as well!
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The heron is beautiful!
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