When we arrived at 3 Sisters Springs we enjoyed the show outside at the sanctuary, then proceeded inside. What a treat both were. Once in the springs we found this juvenile sleeping, coming up for a breath, then returning to his slumber. Check out the photos.




Do those fish cruising around signify the manatee is sleeping?
Check out this video.
Here are our paddlers:
Now let's get back to shooting manatees.
And, another video.
As I put down the camera, I saw manatee swimming towards me, so I quickly tried to get a photo.
Darn, the zoom was out to far.

But, the next one came out just right.
Then it was time to head back.
Along the way, I spotted this black-crowned night heron.
And, this osprey.
Wow! What a glorious paddle we had.
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