Florida Beach in Winter

Sebastian Beach Waves

Sebastian Beach Waves

Scotch Bonnet Shell

Scotch Bonnet Shell

Fishing Jetty

Fishing Jetty

Tidal Cove

Tidal Cove

9 Armed Sea Star

9 Armed Sea Star

Willet Eating a Crab

Willet Eating a Crab

Snowy Egret (notice the bright yellow feet)

Snowy Egret (notice the bright yellow feet)

Black Skimmers and Beach Sunflowers

Black Skimmers and Beach Sunflowers

Royal Terns (male displaying to unimpressed female on right)

Royal Terns (male displaying to unimpressed female on right)

Herring Gull Sleeping

Herring Gull Sleeping

Florida beaches are delightful in winter.  Occasionally a sweater is needed, but otherwise it is great weather for being outside and walking on the sand.  These pictures were taken at Sebastian Inlet State Park on Florida’s central Atlantic coast (east of Orlando).

About Pam
Richard and Pam lived in the San Francisco Bay Area 14 years (1987-1999 and 2008-2011). They lived in Florida 13 years previously, until returning in July 2011 to present. They hope their photography will encourage you to get out and discover nature's beauty in your own backyard, parks, and wild places. Click on any pictures on this blog to see them full size with additional details.

15 Responses to Florida Beach in Winter

  1. Kongo says:

    No polar vortexes here!

  2. elisaruland says:

    Ahhhh….is right! Beautiful! Love the Scotch bonnet and those yellow feet.

    • Pam says:

      The birds are so beautiful. We never get tired of looking at them. And the shell was a treat! You never know whether it is a day when goodies wash in or not.

  3. mrsbearfoot says:

    Wow! Really lovely, particularly your leading image!
    ~Lindy

  4. Pam says:

    It is one of our favorite places! And surprisingly it looks a little different every time we visit. Depending on tides, weather and time of year, the color of the water changes, and so does the composition of the sand. Never boring!

  5. Wow Pam – a 9 Armed Sea Star. What a find. I’ve wandered Florida’s Atlantic coast for years and never seen one. It’s beautiful, as are all your other shots (I do like the “unimpressed female”) 🙂 ~Terri

    • Pam says:

      Amazingly that day it was a very low tide and I saw about a dozen of those sea stars. They are much bigger than you think. I’m glad you liked the “unimpressed female” royal tern – it makes me laugh every time I see it!

  6. cindy knoke says:

    Love your gorgeous photography and your subjects!

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