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SundownIsland > A lonely gas can, just waiting for an edger and an operator. Notice how the land seems to be reclaiming the dock. Photo credit: Marcy Crowe Spears
SundownIsland > Devon volunteers leave the island after a day well-spent. (photo by Steve Tripp)
SundownIsland > East shore, Sundown Island, October 2006 with pelican feather on top of shells. (photo by Steve Tripp)
SundownIsland > East shore, Sundown Island. Sundown Island had a long breeding season this year. Notice the nearly all brown juvenile pelican in the background. (photo by Steve Tripp)
SundownIsland > Pelicans and fishermen co-exist peacefully on Sundown Island. Fishermen are respectful of the bird sanctuary and do not come ashore. (photo by Steve Tripp)
SundownIsland > Brenda and Hanna Eskelson pull weeds from around older test plot plants, a vital part of maintaining the introduced vegetation...A TOUGH JOB WELL DONE!! (photo by Steve Tripp)
SundownIsland > Abandoned nests in 5-year old test plot. Most of these nests are reused each breeding season. (photo by Steve Tripp)
SundownIsland > It's no wonder that our avian friends love this place. (photo by Steve Tripp).
SundownIsland > The path to Devon Plot #2. The large vegetation in the background is about 3 years old and contains numerous abandoned nests. (photo by Steve Tripp)

A lonely gas can, just waiting for an edger and an operator. Notice how the land seems to be reclaiming the dock.

Photo credit: Marcy Crowe Spears
SundownIsland > A lonely gas can, just waiting for an edger and an operator. Notice how the land seems to be reclaiming the dock. Photo credit: Marcy Crowe Spears

A lonely gas can, just waiting for an edger and an operator. Notice how the land seems to be reclaiming the dock.

Photo credit: Marcy Crowe Spears
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