Fort Desoto Park, St Petersburg, FL Photo Gallery by Loren at pbase.com

Fort Desoto Park, St Petersburg, FL

Most of the birds in this gallery were photographed in Ft DeSoto park; the pelicans were at the St. Petersburg Pier. The pelicans showed no fear, agitation, or other reaction to people getting very close to them (about 5-6 ft); actually, they seemed kinda bored and oblivious.

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Susan Collins		19-Feb-2011 01:45
Lauren , These are great! I love the shots where you can see the eyes! So cool! Looks like they're walking on water on the first set! Is it a Heron in the first shots? soo...beautiful! Thanks for sending.

Karen		19-Feb-2011 01:08
Hi Loren, My favorite shot is #23083. And gosh, I didn't know that spoonbill birds were pink (?) The photos were excellent.

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