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Pictures Of the Week

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Dominique Jorgensen emailed this springtime scene from Pleasure Island.

Samantha Richerson sent this picture of the Morning Star, beached at Bon Secour Bay since Hurricane Ivan.

Steve Neitzel of Ft. Morgan wrote that it was a great spring migration on the Gulf Coast. “Lots of color birds migrating through Ft. Morgan - A Blue Grosebeak.

Cathy Deal of Innerarity titled this shot “Happy Hour on the Bayou overlooking Perdido Bay.’’

Louise Childs of Foley sent this picture of an Eastern Box Turtle. “I picked him up out of the road and put him in my flower bed,’’ she wrote. “He is an old male and moved quite rapidly. I turned my head for a couple of minutes and he was gone. Hope he has a good new home.’’

“My daughter, her daughter and friend, and me enjoying spring break on the beach,’’ wrote Elmer Jarvie of Gulf Shores.

Dennis Grahn was able to get this young alligator on the Rosemary Dune's bike trail at Gulf State Park.

“Very rare, I've only seen one of these before at my feeder, and that was about six years ago,’’ wrote Elmer Jarvie of Gulf Shores.

Jayne McConnell shares this beautiful sunset view from Happy Harbor on Bon Secour Bay, off County Rd. 6.

“These two Great Blue Herons are going to have a baby,’’ writes Linda Snyder of Perdido. “The male, we call him Big Bird, has been around our home and pier for about 21 years. We are excited about their new arrival and so is Holiday Harbor Marina and Sunset Grill.’’

Julie D. Gilley found this Great White Heron resting in a tree on an island in her Innerarity Point neighborhood. “They are a little more rare to see,’’ she said. “I hope your readers enjoy this shot as much as I enjoyed seeing this beautiful bird.’’

Innerarity Point’s Cathy Deal and a few of her feathered friends shared a sunset over Perdido Bay. “Each sunset is so unique that there is always that element of surprise,’’ she wrote.

Cathy Deal took her camara with her while enjoying the Easter weekend sunsets on Innerarity Point.

A Bon Secour pasture from Samantha Richerson.

Steve Neitzel of Ft. Forgan noticed this pair of baby Great Horned Owls living in a pot on a penthouse balcony at a Gulf front condo. “They're just getting ready to fly off to Live in Gulf State Park,’’ Steve wrote.

Louise Childs discovered two baby owls in an osprey nest at Gulf State Park

Tom McKeeman sent this picture of a Gull on the beach with two shadows - one is his own and the rother is of a Great Blue Heron flying overhead.

Lynda Flesia appropriately titled this shot, “Waiting for a Ride in Orange Beach.’’

Kaitlyn Foster took this picture from the balcony of her home at Caribe Condominiums.

Brooklyn Miles from Jacksonville, AL shot this at Perdido Pass.

Cathy Deal shot this photo at a friend’s Bay house.

Donna Roland also of Elberta submitted this picture of Elberta’s Gene Sharp showing Floridian Kalyn Carter how to get seagulls to pose with her for a picture.

Louise Childs discovered two baby owls in an osprey nest at Gulf State Park.

Cathy Deal took her camara with her while enjoying the Easter weekend sunsets along with her feathered friends on Innerarity Point.

Cathy Deal took her camara with her while enjoying the Easter weekend sunsets along with her feathered friends on Innerarity Point..

Cathy Deal took her camara with her while enjoying the Easter weekend sunsets along with her feathered friends on Innerarity Point...

“There is beauty in everything,’’ wrote Susan Hill when sending these pictures, including this shot of a man-o-war, from her outing to Johnson Beach.

Nancy Orrison, from Flushing, Michigan, welcomed visitors on a recent morning.

Louise Childs of Foley spotted these University of GeorgiBeach in Gulf Shoresa Spring Breakers perchd on top of a sand mound on West Beach in Gulf Shores.

“Shadow of a Heron’’ by Orange Beach’s Lynda Flesia.

“Sunset Cruise” by Orange Beach’s Lynda Flesia.

Michael Riffe labeled this picture of a sunrise at the Gulf Shores Pier, “Water On Fire.’’

Tami Newton found plenty of willing models during a recent dolphin trip on Perdido Bay.

Tami Newton found plenty of willing models during a recent dolphin trip on Perdido Bay.

Tami Newton found plenty of willing models during a recent dolphin trip on Perdido Bay.

Tammy Newton found the camelias in bloom during a recent stop at Meyer Park in Gulf Shores. By the time you are reading this, the Meyer Park azaleas will also be in full glory.

Tammy Newton found the camelias in bloom during a recent stop at Meyer Park in Gulf Shores. By the time you are reading this, the Meyer Park azaleas will also be in full glory.

Tammy Newton found the camelias in bloom during a recent stop at Meyer Park in Gulf Shores. By the time you are reading this, the Meyer Park azaleas will also be in full glory.

Carol Stripling, a Snowbird from Fort Dodge, Iowa, shot this “naughty pelican’’ picture from the end of Gulf State Park Pier. “He was entertaining,’’ Carol wrote. The regulars at the pier told Carol that the Pelican’s name is Sam and he is identified by a band on his leg. Sam has been a regular at the pier for the past two years.

Dave Roffman of Foley sent a picture of his Great Dane Bogart

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