Thursday, April 27, 2006



LightHawk Flight, April 6 2006
Part I


The following pictures were taken during a LightHawk flight over Glovers Reef and Gladden Spit. Lighthawk is a volunteer-based environmental aviation organization from North America (http://www.lighthawk.org).

Flying over Glovers you can observe the different coral formations of the atoll. Somtimes you can even glimps an eagle ray or a turtle. We even went looking for whale sharks but were not lucky this time.

Left, the spur and groves of the nothern windward side of the atoll.
(photo by Madelaine Lomont)










The cayes are all found on the south-east side of the atoll-the windward side. In this area the spur and groves zone is much shorter than further north and you can literally swim to the drop off from the cayes.
(photo by Madeleine Lomont)

to be continued.....

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