After watching Black Vultures pecking away at the rubber trim on a vehicle in parking lot of the Anhinga Trail in Everglades National Park, we headed over to Key Biscayne for a cycle around that area. At Key Biscayne, we cycled around the urban streets looking at fancy beach homes and interesting lawn ornaments and then cycled down to the the lighthouse.
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Couldn’t get away from the Anhingas and the Herons as they seemed to be everywhere that we cycled.
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The homes weren’t the only thing of interest along the coastline as a boat or two also caught my attention.
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I climbed up the circular staircase to the lookout area at the top.
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The beach below was almost vacant, a testimony to the low temperatures.
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So far in this trip, sunshine had been hard to find and this day was no exception although the thankfully, the temperature had begun to rise a bit.
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It was time to leave the lighthouse so that they could close the doors for the evening so we hoped on our bikes and headed back to the truck.
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Looking out over the bay from where our truck was parked we could see kites aloft in all directions. A bit tough to photograph against the evening light but definitely a fun sight to see.
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