Tina and I took our walk today back out at the Viera wetlands, and I had to show off our new camera. For a relatively "cheap" point and shoot (cheap is really REALLY relative here), it's got some really impressive capabilities. Compared to the pics we posted a month ago, this camera is really impressive. And even though Tina was still yelling at me to get away from the gators, she wasn't yelling quite as loud! :)
Here's one of the best one's I got of our toothey little friends.
Even though Tina was yelling at me like I was right next to him, I was a good 15 feet away ... and both me and the gator had our evil eyes staring at each other. This was one of the largest ones we've seen out there and we estimated he was probably 8 feet long.
Tina spotted this next one when she saw some sort of movement around the shoreline. It's not very often you catch a gator with his dinner in his mouth. This guy was probably 3 feet long, but he sure got himself a big ol' dinner.
We also spotted another maybe soon to be gator dinner. This guy was probably a foot long just hanging out in the shallows of the lake shoreline.
And not to be forgotten is another pic of our feathered friends. Much easier to get a nice pic of them when you have a 30x zoom.
And last but not least are the plant life flowering it's way through a beautiful spring season.
And finally, to explain the rest of the title of this post, our friend Doug from work finished wiring the new workshop today and so we now have outside spots and inside lights working.
So ... no more posts for today ... ... ... I'm exhausted from 2. :) Until next time ...
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