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Tigertail Beach Cleanup Day July 2011

See smaller Roseate spoonbills were just one of the avian species on display. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle

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Roseate spoonbills were just one of the avian species on display. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle

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  • Roseate spoonbills were just one of the avian species on display. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Not all manmade objects are to be removed. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Cathy Rushalk does the 'Tigertail stoop.' The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Friends of Tigertail president Debbie Roddy fills out the paperwork. The Friends held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Some consider saltwater catfish trash, but this angler says they're great, fried or barbecued. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Susan LaGrotta of theThe Friends of Tigertail helps volunteers Cathy ad Mark Rushalk get started. The Friends group held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • The county provides facilities to help people clean up, but they don't always get used. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Roseate spoonbills were just one of the avian species on display. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Joan and Burt Robbins have been to every coastal cleaup since 2003, and have the t-shirts to prove it. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle
  • Roseate spoonbills were just one of the avian species on display. The Friends of Tigertail held their quarterly beach cleanup Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach, on a beautiful morning for a walk by the water's edge. Lance Shearer/Special to the Eagle

Saturday morning at Tigertail Beach on Marco Island was beautiful, with a mixture of sun and clouds, and a full moon sinking into the Gulf of Mexico. A few more people than usual for a July day strolled the beach, participating in the Friends of Tigertail’s quarterly beach cleanup day.

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