Here's the pelican gobbling up a fish while the seagull hovers waiting to snatch a tasty morsel.
We stopped to sit for a while and take in the view of the waves breaking on the shore. You can just make out the Amanyara resort way down at the end of the coastline.
Pat takes a break and way past her at the other end, you can make out the Amanyara Resort
As we walked along the beach towards Malcolm Roads and the Amanyara, I came across something just lying there in the sand. It was an egg and the best I could come up with on the internet was that it looks like a sandpiper egg. This would make sense and most of the birds we saw were Ruddy Turnstones, a common visitor here to the Turks and Caicos Islands.
This egg was just laying there in the sand. It had black, brown and greyish markings.
Here's a Ruddy Turnstone. It's fun to watch them scurrying about along the sand and rocks
Once we got onto Malcolm Roads beach we were ready to hit the water. We had such fun riding the waves and playing in the surf.
Yogi disappears in the surf and all that can be seen are his legs and feet.
Pat enjoying the breaking waves
What a great way to end the day………….playing in the waves as they came crashing into the beach at Malcolm Roads.
Marta
