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Look over there
Beautiful Cheetah in his enclosure at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. He was out running and exploring.
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Sleeping Duck
Sweet little duck sleeping in his habitat
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Mother's Love
Orangutan Mother with her Baby at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
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Egret Family Portrait
I loved watching the little chick in the front as Mom tries to get the chicks to behave for a picture . . . .not happening!
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Sunrise Surfer
A beautiful way to start the day and maybe catch a few waves!
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Hungry Babies
So special to see this Whitetail Doe stop and let her twin fawns nurse.
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Great Blue with lunch
As I watched this Great Blue Heron hunting in the marsh, I was amazed when it came up with a small Stingray. The Heron took a few steps with the Stingray and then flew off to a quieter spot to enjoy the meal.
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Double Bucks
As I sat in a photo blind on my property, the big buck approached the back fence and the cow horned buck approached from my side. I started clicking off the shots causing them to look in my direction. When the front buck's horns lined up perfectly with the big buck's eyes, I just said, "Thank You!" You never know when a great shot will present itself!
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Delicate Magnolia Blossom
The beautiful delicate white Magnolia Flower shines against the dark tree leaves.
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Fishin' n Wishin'
A little boy sitting on a log and wishing he will catch a fish at Stanley Fish Hole in the Green Swamp.
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Loggerhead Shrike
Family of Loggerhead Shrikes live in our neighborhood park. This year they had 3 babies. We see them every morning on our walks. Named them Moe, Larry & Curly. Ha ha Cutest little things!
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Lobster
Water clarity in some spots wasn't the best after a storm blew through Key West, so to offset the lack of color/sunlight we did some pix in B&W.
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Hogfish
Stumbled on this monster hogfish eating along the moat wall at Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas. Biggest one we've ever seen. They're like underwater puppies with their beautiful eyes that follow you everywhere, sweet and innocent looking. They also have odd "sling jaws" that expand out to be quite large. We'd never seen one eat before and his mouth was huge!
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Nurse Shark
Our July trip to Islamorada was wonderful in that we saw many sharks, more than we'd seen in a few years. Most plentiful were the nurse sharks. Always love seeing sharks!
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Rainbow Parrotfish
Another gorgeous reef resident aptly named Rainbow Parrotfish for the splashes of bright pastel colors it displays. They'll swim with you for short periods but don't allow you too close. Their eyes are always looking at you with curiosity and keeping tabs on your position. Ha ha
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Queen Angelfish
One of the most beautiful fish on the reef, the Queen Angelfish. They are typically very skittish and hard to get a clear photo as they're constantly darting under ledges and hiding, looking back and peeking at you. Amazing colors......
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Blue Tangs
We were lucky enough to have excellent water clarity and bright sunlight on our August trip to Key West. Blue Tangs are usually found in large groups cruising over the reef feeding. Luckily these 2 paused long enough for a shot of them with the purple sea fans and sun.
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Sunset at Naples Pier
Popular gathering place to take in the majesty of sunset
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Flying home for bedtime
Walking the beach after sunset, came across birds in flight
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Striking a Pose
Captured this beauty while on a walk one evening
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Stormy sunset
Heading back to shore after stormy sunset
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Doris Corey
Resting seabirds
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Doris Corey
Sunset on my evening walk
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My day at the beach
I snapped this photo on a day off work...beach day! Footloose and free!
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I see You
Key West lighthouse peeking through the trees.
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Up close and personal
I was eating lunch outside of my work and this little guy decided to join me. He was so still and seemed to enjoy my company. I put him down after my break and he flew away.
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Mothra
Photograph of a single moth. This species is particularly beautiful with its coloring
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Sunset Chaser
Sunset photo from Venice Beach in Venice, Florida. The colors kept changing and it was so incredibly gorgeous.
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50 Shades or Green
Another close up macro photograph of a gorgeous green Florida wildflower. I love all the shades or green.
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Little Details
This is a macro shot of some Florida moss on a tree. The little details you don’t see with a naked eye are what drew me to this sweet plant.
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Maroon Petals
This is a Macro shot of a Florida Wildflower. The details of the petals and colors are so beautiful.
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Hurricane Sunset
A sunset mixed with a hurricane twenty miles down the coast.
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Old Floirda
Traveling around the back roads of Florida. A view into a forgotten lifestyle.
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Owl
A owl perch upon a branch, keeping his bird eye view.
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Into the Gulf
Heading West to the Sandbar.
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Birth of a leaf
Macro photo of a leaf in its early unravel stage.
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Cobblestone Anole
Brown Anole with beautiful markings hesitates for a portrait.
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Subtle waves
The post storm sunset was an amazing backdrop for the calming and subtle waves of the Gulf or Mexico.
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Low Tide
The falling sun over the Gulf of Mexico presents a beautiful arrangement of colors as the local wildlife looks on.
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Great Egret in Flight
Great Egret spooked at the ponds edge takes flight across the ponds.
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Sunset in Port Orange
This August sunset in Port Orange was breathtaking!
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Breathtaking sunset
Goodbys Creek runs into the St. Johns River. This beautiful July sunset was breathtaking
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Hawk eating squirrel
hawk eats a squirrel in Jacksonville, FL.
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Butterfly
Butterfly enjoying nectar on an August day.
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Beach Sunflower
Yellow Sunflower from Sunset Beach.
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Boat-Tailed Grackle
While visiting family in Titusville we came across a group of boat-tailed grackles. This particular bird struck a pose rather close to me as if wishing to have his portrait taken. I, of course, was happy to oblige.
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Portrait of a Wood Stork
I came across this exceedingly handsome wood stork while visiting visiting family in Titusville. The sun was starting to go down allowing for very nice lighting and beautiful reflections on the pond beyond the bird.
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Catching a ride !!
These Florida Giant Orange Grasshoppers we're not social distancing when I stumbled upon then at Magnolia Park in Apopka Fl. I actually haven't used my camera for about 3 years and had to buy a new battery after I got it out of the cabinet. The camera has great zoom capability for such a little camera. As you can see it worked well today.
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Sweat Bee
Brown-winged Striped Sweat Bee
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Turtle Run
Turtle swimming under kayaks