Hagen's Cove is a beautiful spot along the wild big bend coast. There's covered picnic tables and one larger pavillion. The cove is incredibly shallow, clear, and covered with seagrasses.
It's a gorgeous place and I can imagine it's a great place for winter migrant birding. The observation tower gives you a good view of the big picture. There's even a campground.
The boat "ramp" is rustic, but only airboats, kayaks, canoes, and maybe a tiny jonboat could float here anyway. Don't bring your deepwater boat ...leave the Mako 25 at home.
The shallows were being worked pretty hard by a variety of wading birds, mostly egrets and herons, but this willet was kind enough to allow me to get close enough for a shot.
Tomorrow's post will illuminate what the willet ate.
7 comments:
did you get any rattling from the earthquake this morning?
Rick,
Okay I went and read the stories, but no, we didn't notice anything.
Looks like a beautiful palce. And I want to ride in one of those boats! Are they as fun as they look?
We have a lot of boat ramps here that look like that one.
Now I want to go canoeing. Curses.
I'm taking notes on this location. I seem to take a lot of notes at this site.
Also, (note to self)we need to buy a canoe!
Ava,
They are fun, but gawdawful loud. It is their big flaw and one that technology has not cured.
Sandy,
That one is your "generic" brand boat ramp.
Mrs. S,
You may want to wait a while :)
Laura,
Be sure to note Roy's in Steinhatchee. Not bad seafood and it's right on the water, but very "come as you are".
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