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Saturday, June 13, 2015

Mullet Head Island

Mullet Head Island Typical View

My van was in the mechanic so did not go kayaking this morning. Decided to go a late afternoon paddle thinking the intra-coastal was going to be smooth. No comments. Will only say that it was a real bumpy ride. Was going to choose another pic for the opening but decided  against it since the pic is a real summary on how busy Mullet Head Island was this afternoon.

White Pelican

Put In / Take Out: Please check other posts about Haulover Canal for information about the put in as is the same one.


Ibis

The reason that I named this post Mullet Head Island is because that is the only thing I did. Paddled around the island and went back to the take out area. The Indian River was very choppy and it was tough. A manatee got me all wet when paddled over them in a shallow area in the river. Never saw it until came out and down creating a huge wake that splashed against the yak. Good thing the cameras where deep into the cabin. Anyways...no harm...no foul. Here are the pics.


Mullet Head Island Scene

White and Brown Pelicans together with cormorants

Brown Pelicans, White Pelicans, and Cormorants at Mullet Head Island

Great Blue Heron

Cormorants in the front, Brown Pelicans in the back

Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron

Black Crowned Night Heron

Cormorant

Roseate Spoonbill

Reddish Egret

Snowy Egret chick

Spoonie

Tri-Colored Heron

Reddish Egret in its White Morph edition

Reddish Egret

Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron

Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron

Spoonie

Spoonie

Spoonie (adult)

Brown Pelican chick

Reddish Egret

Reddish Egret

Vulture eats a dead Horseshoe Crab

Great Blue Heron

Brown Pelican

Black Crowned Night Heron

Juvenile Brown Pelican

Brown Pelican

Cormorants

White Pelicans

Brown Pelican


And this is it for this one. Thanks for coming and be invited for the next post, when we will be sharing with you more Views From Our Kayak.


Mullet Head Island


2 comments:

  1. Awesome photos, as always. I wonder if the white pelicans have returned, or never left. I did not see any a few weeks ago. I do not recall reading about you taking a manatee ride before. First time?

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    1. Thanks Master Dave for the compliments. I did take a manatee ride at Crystal River once. Had the Sun in my face and did not see it until we were on top of it. But it was not as bad as this one. At Crystal River I ended with my left leg all wet. At the Indian River I ended up completely wet. The choppy river did not make it better.

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