This blog is dedicated to the environmental well-being of our Florida coastal habitat.

This blog is
dedicated to the environmental well-being of coastal habitat.

Monday, November 14, 2011

Beach south of Ponce (town in south central Puerto Rico)


 
 4 feet long tarpon cruised by the shoreline docks waiting for handouts.
There are also many of these 5 inch wide red starfish
in shallow waters near docks.
 Lookout tower near picnic area
 Boat basin near beach....  Here, as in many places in Florida, 
Australian pines are used as a wind and water break 
on the outer rim of the bay.
What do you see in the background? A Thing of the Dead?
Looking south at the profile of Caja de Muertos Island off the south coast of Puerto Rico, 
which is so named because it looks like a coffin. The island is visited by 
tourist ferries and yachts, but is uninhabited.