There were 25 members and guests of Friends of Tigertail who enjoyed their annual membership outing on February 23, taking part in the Conservancy's Good Fortune II sunset cruise. Dolphins greeted the passengers at the start of the trip, and many bird species were visible in the water and mangroves. Sandy, the knowledgeable Conservancy volunteer educator, was full of valuable information about Rookery Bay and its flora and fauna, pointing out interesting sights along the way, and captain Ed expertly steered the craft to allow close-up views.
At the end of the voyage passengers were amazed to see the small rookery island where many species of birds fly in at sunset to perch for the night, avoiding predators.
Participants were glad to be able to again take part in their annual outing after a two year hiatus due to Covid. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Friends of Tigertail in March, the group is happy to resume their community activities, including their second free "Breakfast and Birds" program of the year at Tigertail Beach on March 18th, and their Bay Days beach cleanup on April 1st. More information can be found on their webpage, http://www.friendsoftigertail.com or their Facebook page.
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