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The miles long Bowman beach on Sanibel Island.
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Beautiful surf on Bowman beach on Sanibel Island.
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A wild, isolated section of Bowman beach on Sanibel island.
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Sue and Pat shelling on Bowman beach on Sanibel Island.
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Shells line Bowman beach on Sanibel island.
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Shells along Bowman beach on Sanibel Island.
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The shelling on Sanibel island beaches is excellent.
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There are many Pelicans on the southwest Florida beaches.
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Birds on Bowman beach.
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Ibises march along Bowman beach.
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The waterways of Ding Darling Reserve on Sanibel Island have abundant birds.
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Rental kayaks at Tarpon Bay.
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I kayaked this trail at Tarpon bay.
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I kayaked a kayaking trail at Tarpon Bay on Sanibel Island.
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An Osprey nest at Sanibel island.
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A Pelican at Tarpon Bay.
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I saw very few birds at the Bailey Tract.
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An alligator at the Bailey Tract on Sanibel Island.
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Lighthouse beach on Sanibel island.
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Kite surfing on a windy day at Lighthouse beach on Sanibel island.
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Shelling and kite surfing on Lighthouse beach of Sanibel island.
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Lighthouse beach on Sanibel Island, Florida.
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There is good fishing at Sanibel Island.
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Pier of Sanibel Island, Florida
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CYPRESS TREE ROOTS AND REFLECTIONS.
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A heron in one of several lovely ponds at the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve.
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Cypress trees at the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve.
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The lush tropical vegetation of the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve.
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We saw many Herons at the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve.
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An Anhinga at the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve.