

Last Sunday, I started my day on Siesta Key Beach. Today, I ended my day there. Every once in a while John and I like to feel like tourists, and Sundays at sunset always offer a great opportunity for that. A drum circle forms on the public section of the beach, so unlike my last trip, there were people everywhere. But regardless of the sunrise, sunset, drums, dancers, it always seems to be the birds that get my attention lately.
That last picture just doesn’t do the experience justice. A flock of hundreds was right over our heads, and the birds were vocal. The chaos of all those chirps together translated into extremely loud screeching. As I was snapping a picture, my neck and eyes faced up in amazement, John the germaphobe was hunched over shielding his head and face. It’s supposedly lucky to have a bird s@$# on you, but he deemed us the luckiest people on earth to have that many birds fly over our heads and not s@$# on us. Finally, the universe gave us one.








