I love foggy walks in the winter on the Dunedin causeway. In early February I thought the sun was going to break through when I started my walk.
The sun went back into hiding as I walked over to the south side of the causeway.
I was taking pictures of the dowitchers as they fed on the shoreline and I saw the dolphins coming up for air a little farther out.
Even through the fog I could see them. There wasn’t a ripple in the water.
I stood there for a while taking videos, hoping they would come even closer but they stayed pretty far out. It was low tide so they probably couldn’t get much closer to the shoreline.
The egrets were creeping along the shallow edge looking for food.
One last look at the dolphins before finishing my walk. They were heading towards the pass and out into the gulf at this point.
Walking over the bridge in the fog.
A ring billed gull taking a break.
Time to go home.
Fog makes the scenery look mysterious and beautiful! I love your shots of the sun tryingh to break through the fog and the video of the dolphins popping up along the shore.
What a fun find! I can’t get over how calm the water was.
I love your foggy photos! Wonderful to see the dolphins in the calm water, with the egrets in the foreground.
Very foggy.
I love misty, foggy photos and views. Dolphins sightings are always fun too.
Dolphin sightings are always a pleasure to behold. Lucky you!
The photos are simply gorgeous!
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