Somewhere out there
I lost my camera on my JetBlue flight to DC last week. Tried and tried to get it back, with no luck. Called Long Beach, which had me call DC, which told me to call Ft. Lauderdale, since that's where the flight kept going. Ft. Lauderdale had me call Long Beach again, who told me to call DC. There's no centralized lost-and-found for JetBlue, it seems, and you have to personally track the path of the jet you flew in on. Wherever that camera wound up, someone is looking at pix of this Great Egret, shot before I left. It's a lovely and somehow goofy bird, a regular visitor to the tide pools here in Paradise Coves
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