Photos taken in Sebastian Inlet State Park, Florida.
The little birds would let the small waves wash over them, shake it off, and resume hunting little critters. I'd never seen birds do that before, let a wave hit them. Though admittedly, they weren't big waves, but still.
The second photo was some of the stuff growing in the water. I have no idea what to call it, I'm woefully ignorant of plant's names and even birds names, but it's fun to see and photograph.
Plus, I didn't have to learn to scuba dive to see it either.
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I am sure there are names for the "green stuff" in those inlets. I don't know the proper names. I just learned that I have things here with "lichen" growing on them.
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Brave little birds!! I like the look of that green stuff; it's like chiffon.
Love the arty quality of the second shot. I hadn't heard of birds doing that either.
Nature is amazing. I love how green the green stuff is in that second shot.
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I don't know what the green stuff would be called either - kelp?
How about sea-weed - that should cover it :)
Algae is often really green like that, but I have never seen it in sea water on still water (ponds etc)
... well good ... but I would like to prefer more details ... go ahead more nearly on your objectives. Alges in the water .... it is sooo beautiful!
I like those "greens" and that sea gull.
the green in the second is eye-catching..it's so gooey that it looks like jelly.......
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