Blue Sponge

Well it looks like something is amiss with my images. I will look into it and correct them if possible. In the meantime I hope you enjoy this little blue sponge from a dive in June 2012.

Pilot Whale rescue

Helping keep a whale's blow hole above the surface is one of the most amazing adventures ever.

One of my Favorite types of railroad

How-To: Cascarones (Confetti Eggs) @Craftzine.com blog

Looks like something fun to try. http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2011/04/how-to_cascarones_confetti_egg.html

Minimalist Pysanky @Craftzine.com blog

Seems like its time to paint eggs. http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2011/04/minimalist_pysanky.html

How cute can you get

I wonder what hermit crabs discuss....the latest innovation in conch shells.....

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Mystery Moth

It looks like some type of sphinx moth, it's a new one to me.

Different Moth

I have not come across this one before.

Handsome Sir Gus

He will kiss you for a carrot.

Leaf fun

Mangrove leaves through a kaleidoscope.

Kaleidoscope-mangroves

Some fun with a kaleidoscope ap and some mangrove leaves.

Sea lavender on MacBeach

So happy to see it coming back

Cowrie in clover/Butter's tank

Most folks see the shell but rarely the animal. The spikes are soft flesh, the mantle, which build/grow the shell. One of my favorite marine gastropods.

Biscayne National Park

Such a beautiful day to fold fronds with people. I was invited to demonstrate basket and hat weaving for their monthly Family Fun Fest. The theme was keeping up with the Jones'. A large portion of the land in the southern region of this park was the Jones family homestead. All of the activities this day focused on the the skills or activities the Jones' may have been involved in. The event was well planned and nicely put together. A real joy to be involved in.

Ranging among the reds roots

Red Mangroves

I do enjoy roaming around the roots of mangroves.

Mauve Stinger

They sport a powerful sting, more painful than a man-o-war. I found five washed ashore this evening.

Coral bean