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jimsislandphotography > This is Bob, a Blue and Gold Macaw who lives in Key West with his owner Jim Cozzi. You will find them around the island when anything is happening. In August, 2009 they were featured on the live broadcast of the Today Show from the Key West Harbor.
jimsislandphotography > Each September, thousands of motorcycles and riders take part in the Poker Run from Miami to Key West. Then it is a two day show and admire event for all parties involved.
jimsislandphotography > Paddleboarders headed in at sunset with the boats.
jimsislandphotography > Heliconia stricta "Sharonii"
jimsislandphotography > Bananas growing in our neighboorhood in Key West. To grow a banana tree it takes tropical weather (no colder than 57 degrees) and up to 16 months to harvest a ripe banana.
jimsislandphotography > The Turtle Hospital of Marathon released Cassandra, a 150 lb. Loggerhead at Higgs Beach in Key West on Dec. 13, 2009. She had been found by fishermen wrapped in fishing line with six large hooks in her torso and after recovery at the hospital she was released to be free again.
jimsislandphotography > A beautiful view of the Georgia marshgrass at St. Marys, Georgia
jimsislandphotography > The Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island provides medical treatment for sick and injured sea turtles along with exhibits and education about the world of sea turtles.
jimsislandphotography > Red Ginger
The Turtle Hospital of Marathon released Cassandra, a 150 lb. Loggerhead at Higgs Beach in Key West on Dec. 13, 2009. She had been found by fishermen wrapped in fishing line with six large hooks in her torso and after recovery at the hospital she was released to be free again.
jimsislandphotography > The Turtle Hospital of Marathon released Cassandra, a 150 lb. Loggerhead at Higgs Beach in Key West on Dec. 13, 2009. She had been found by fishermen wrapped in fishing line with six large hooks in her torso and after recovery at the hospital she was released to be free again.
The Turtle Hospital of Marathon released Cassandra, a 150 lb. Loggerhead at Higgs Beach in Key West on Dec. 13, 2009. She had been found by fishermen wrapped in fishing line with six large hooks in her torso and after recovery at the hospital she was released to be free again.
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