Destination: Somber trip to help search for the Missing Hunters
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| 1) This flower is called Bur-Marigold or Marsh Beggar Tick. |
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| 2) The seeds of Marsh Beggar Tick flower sticks to whatever brushes up against the them because the two needle like appendages have barbs on them. |
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| 3) The morning fog quickly lifted and the sun came out. Then a small cloud line passed which stirred up the winds. |
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| 4) The sun quickly came out after the cloud line passed and it remained sunny the rest of the afternoon with temperatures in the mid 70s. |
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| 5) A river shack just north of Gravine Island. |
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| 6) The bluff just south of Cloverleaf Landing has some distinct changes in the soil layers. |
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| 7) Coot, a white heron or egret, and an Osprey, all in the same photo. |
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| 8) The 225 bridge over Bay Minette Creek. |
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| 9) The seed pods of Water Hyacinth float high in the water. |
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| 10) The innards of a Water Hyacinth seed pod showing it is made up mostly of air sacs which is why it floats so well. |
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