A nice clean beach after Park supervisor Jim had scooped up all of the dead fish from the red tide algae bloom that lands on the beach during high tide. This morning in late October, Jim had told me that they had just cleaned up 6 miles of beaches, trying to keep it clean so the tourist can enjoy the beach. Even in late November, we were still getting some dead sea life but not as bad as it was in October.
It was still a beautiful morning even with a slight fishy smell.
The dog beach and the fishing pier were deserted that morning since no one wanted to be in the red tide water. It was like a ghost town.
I did see some dolphins coming out of the water from far across the bay.
My first thought was how clean the beach looked. Love those dolphins!
Good sky shots.
Nice to have the beach to yourself, and some beautiful photos! I was reading an article about red tides and how warming sea temps are making them worse.
I love dolphins…beautiful photographs.
Beautiful beach and stunning dolphins
Nice. Thanks for sharing