I walked on Marrowstone Island yesterday, south from East Beach. There was a super low tide, to -3.38 at 1:07 pm. When the tide came in, it was at +8.76, so that is a huge difference.
There were almost no people, but the group enjoying the low tide were the great blue herons! I counted 14. At one point they all alerted, and a bald eagle came down and perched on the rock that a heron had been on. There must be some very delicious food for the herons with the low tide. The eagle seemed to be considering heron to be a delicacy.
Here is the eagle (and the great blue herons moved!)

I came home with one very lovely agate.


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: littoral.
Beautiful photos, video and agate.
Herons are so beautiful how they glide.
And look darn silly in trees.
haha! Herons don’t go in trees here in my part of Florida. They are too busy hanging around the fishermen waiting to ‘help’ them unhook their catch.