I hope you enjoy the 75 images of this post.
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First of three images along the Florida trail from Carraway Cutoff near my home |
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Web of filmy dome spider (Neriene radiata) |
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Image of Live Oaks, post processed with the Photoshop plugin Nik Silver Effex |
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Saltmarsh Sunrise along Bottoms Road, Panacea |
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First of four images at Otter Lake, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge |
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First of two images on a walk from my home to Allitagor Lake Yellow Jessamine |
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Yaupon Holly |
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First of eight photos in the Wakulla Springs State Park Ruby-crowned Kinglet |
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Cypress trees, laden with Spanish Moss and shrouded in mist
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Male Hooded Merganser |
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Anhinga |
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High Stepper White Ibis |
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Common Gallinule, the bird with the 'laughing monkey' vocalization |
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Great Egret |
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First of eight photos in the Ochlockonee River State Park A Ginormous flock of Tree Swallows |
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Emergent aquatic plant in the river - Cloud reflections |
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First of thirteen images in the Wakulla Springs State Park Snowy Egret |
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Eastern Phoebe |
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Anhinga, aka snakebird |
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Pied-billed Grebe |
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I saw this pine tree seed spiraling downward, stretched out my hand, and it landed in the palm of my hand. |
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First of five images on a walk from my home to Alligator Lake St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge |
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First of thirteen images during a morning at Alligator Point and Bald Point |
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First of seven images in the Wakulla Springs State Park |
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This sunfish was too large for the Anhinga to swallow! |
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Cedar Waxwing in a Dahoon Holly tree |
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The dazzling color of the eyes of Double-crested Cormorants have been described as blue-green, turquoise, and aquamarine. |
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First of three images in the Wolf Creek Trout Lily Preserve Wigham, GA Dimpled Trout Lily - Erthronium umbilicatum |
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Spotted Trillium (Trillium maculatum) |
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First of two images on a walk bordering several small ponds near Bice Road Apalachicola National Forest |
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First of two images in the Oak Garden Apalachicola National Forest |
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First of two images in the Wakulla Springs State Park |