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| We started at Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, walked around to look at birds, and continued onward to Cape Hatteras. |
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| Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, built in the 19th century |
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| One more beautiful sunset ended our birding. |
Blog post and all photos © 2021 mae sander.
12 comments:
You are certainly finding lots of birds, taking beautiful photos, and witnessing stunning sunsets.
What a lovely trip you seem to have had!
That sunset is phenomenal!
Love your photos, such a beautiful place!
Beautiful photos. That sunset must have been wonderful to watch.
Until I became a naturalist, I was almost unfamiliar with the idea of wildlife refuges. I had no idea that we have two in our county, and each is over 40,000 acres of space for wildlife. Pea Island is beautiful. I love seeing all the birds there.
Lovely scenes, thanks for sharing
Wishing you a great reading week
Looks like heaven!
Love your photos! We stayed overnight in Kitty Hawk a few years ago on our drive north a few years ago and I'm still sorry we didn't get down to the lighthouse. I'm hoping to spend some time on the Outer Banks on another trip though.
Beautiful! Looks like a relaxing adventure.
Yep. I definitely failed Geography in high school. Hated that class so much. Which means I had to Google Hatteras Island to see where that is. lol
Your pictures are amazing! Looks like a beautiful place to visit.
Your photos bring back such fond memories.
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