Marlene Dvorak
Gulf Shores, Alabama. We have rented a condominium on the beach for three weeks…
saved Feb 11, 2018 17:00date Feb 11, 2018
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Gulf Shores, Alabama. We have rented a condominium on the beach for three weeks, and I am sitting on a balcony in February in my shirtsleeves. It is 64 degrees. At home, per Marlene, it is 9.
R. walks the beach every morning to the fishing pier and inspects the pilings. He has made a friend there, a retired pipefitter from Michigan.
Birds, the first week, without leaving the beach: brown pelicans in lines; black skimmers; sanderlings running from every wave; royal terns; a reddish egret dancing in the lagoon at the state park with its wings out. Eleven new ones. I have not had eleven new birds in a week since Norway.
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Gulf Shores, Alabama. We have rented a condominium on the beach for three weeks, and I am sitting on a balcony in February in my shirtsleeves. It is 64 degrees. At home, per Marlene, it is 9.
R. walks the beach every morning to the fishing pier and inspects the pilings. He has made a friend there, a retired pipefitter from Michigan.
Birds, the first week, without leaving the beach: brown pelicans in lines; black skimmers; sanderlings running from every wave; royal terns; a reddish egret dancing in the lagoon at the state park with its wings out. Eleven new ones. I have not had eleven new birds in a week since Norway.