Small tree branch and it’s reflection embedded in undisturbed sand on the beach.
Reflection of trees on Gaillard Lake within Dauphin Island, AL’s Bird Sanctuary.

The lower limb, running parallel to the ground, on this crooked tree is where goats climb at night to avoid roaming alligators.
This is why trees like this one within Bird Sanctuaries on Dauphin Island, AL are called — Goat Trees.
Unfortunately, there are few wild goats or roaming alligators today on the island.

Mother nature created a nice sculpture on the beach with the remnants of a tree.
More pictures of tree bones on beaches.