On one of our morning shelling and dolphin cruises last week we saw a baby snowy egret entangled in fishing line dangling from a low lying branch head down in the water. We thought it was no longer alive and Cristina, our marine biologist and naturalist, waded over to it to cut all the line out of the trees to prevent another entanglement, and to release the unfortunate bird. To our surprise the egret was still alive and struggling to keep his head above water. The egret was exhausted and seemed completely content resting on Cristina’s hand. We were able to get it to a wildlife hospital on Sanibel. Unfortunately, the doctor called us 4 days later to inform us the little egret didn’t make it.
Cruises, Tours & Charters
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Col360 – Manchester, England said...
"Highly Recommended"The captain was also very well informed about all aspects of nature and was happy to answer lots of questions from our enthusiastic kids.
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ColoradoTodd – Fort Collins, CO said...
"Great Dolphin Watching!"Saw lots of dolphins, birds and even a manatee cow and calf at the dock. I thought it was very informative and fun and included a stop on the beach for shelling.
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Juliefishman from Ohio said...
"Great people, great experience! Would do this again!!"They went out of their way to make sure we saw some dolphins and also to make our excursion the most enjoyable possible! Wonderful crew!
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Gilligan from Illinois said...
"Loved the Boat Tour!"The boat was clean and comfortable. The crew was informative and friendly. The cruise was beautiful