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Tropical Flowers
Tropical Flowers in my yard
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Flowers in tree
Flowers growing in oak tree
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Tree frog finding a home
Tree frog finding home on orchid plant on front porch
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George Norris
Sunrise over Lake Monroe
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George Norris
Wading bird
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George Norris
Sunrise over Lake Harney
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Daytime Lookout
A female great horned owl peering out from some palm tree leaves
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Newborn's in a palm tree
Captuted these 2 owlets high in a palm tree nest checking out their surroundings
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Exploring New Territory
Captured this fawn exploring the park after a rain shower
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Tricolored Heron
I took this photo of a tricolored Heron at Freedom Park in Naples, FL.
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St. Augustine Salt Marsh
I took this photo of a salt marsh from atop the Castillo de San Marcos fortress in St. Augustine, FL.
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Native American Canoe
I took this photo at the Smallwood Store (1906) Museum located in Chokoloskee, FL, and in Everglades National Park. It was on display beneath the store, which is on stilts, has survived several hurricanes over the years, and is on the US National Register of Historic Places. I thought that the lines and workmanship of this boat were beautiful!
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Fishermen Duo
I took this photo at Vanderbilt Beach in Naples, FL. There was a very large crowd gathered to observe and photograph this Great Blue Heron.
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Wild Sunflower
I shot this photo in the parking lot of the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens in Naples, FL. Beauty can be found in some of the most unexpected places!
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Purple Thistle
I shot this photo at the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens in Naples, FL.
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Water Lily
This is a photo of a water lily, which I took at the Naples Botanical Garden in Naples, FL.
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Birds on the beach
Late afternoon feast on the beach
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Friendly Visitor
Sandhill crane that was stopping by my yardfor a visit.
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No body home
Barred Owl
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Gulf Fritillary
Gulf Fritillary on Penta
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Milkweed
Milkweed seed about to blow away
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Horned Owl
GREAT HORNED OWL
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Builder
Greater Crested Flycatcher
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Twins
Young Barred owls
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Mr. Toadfrog
Toad resting in planter
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Lunch
Carolina Wren with spider
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Swallowtail
Swallowtail on red salvia
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Let's do lunch
Gulf Frittilarys on Mexican Sunflower(tithonia)
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Storm Comming
Osprey and Nest in dead tree
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Honeymoon Suite
Shack at Cedar Key
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Gulf Fritillary
Gulf Frittillary On Mexican Sunflower(Tithonia)
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Swallowtail
Giant swallowtail on red salvia
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Angela Finucane
Sunset
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Angela Finucane
Pelican 4
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Angela Finucane
Sunset
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Angela Finucane
Pelican 1
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Angela Finucane
Pelican 3
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Angela Finucane
Pelican 2
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Angela Finucane
Bird with beer
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Katydid
I saw a young Katydid snacking on my red canna.
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Assassin Bugs
Two Assassin Bugs (they are solitary so I was surprised to see two together) hooked a stink bug for breakfast.
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Cloudless Sulphur cat
A Cloudless Sulphur caterpillar is about to close its mouth on its favourite part of the Partridge Pea, a flower bud.
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The Strike
A Snowy Egret hunts at the Lighthouse Beach on Sanibel Island, Florida. A storm forming out over the water gave a dark backround in the water highlighting the white feather and yellow beak. If you look closely at the tip of the beak you can notice the Egret successfully caught a small fish.
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Tricolored Heron
The Tricolored Heron is striking, especially for a short period in early spring when they attain high breeding plumage and their facial skin and bill turns bright blue. I was lucky to witness this guy displaying his beautiful colors, it was pretty spectacular to witness.
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Red-shouldered Hawk fed
The female remains with young most of time for first 1-3 weeks after they hatch; the male brings food, and female feeds it to nestlings. I was lucky to be at the right place at the right time when this activity took place. It amazes me how gentle the hawks are when feeding and taking care of their young.
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Great Egret
During the breeding season the Great Egret goes through a very colorful metamorphosis. The Egrets lore turns a neon green, the outer ring of the iris turns red and the bill turns bright orange. A male Great Egret performs the ritual courtship dance hoping to attract a mate.
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Great Blue Heron
This Great Blue Heron flew directly over me and landed in the wetlands behind me. It then proceeded to preen.
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Roseate Spoonbill
While visiting a local wetlands, this Roseate Spoonbill flew in just at sunrise landing on a nearby pond apple tree. He moved around settling onto the branch and then looked over its shoulder as if to pose for a photo opp.
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Purple Galinule
While walking the boardwalk at a local wetlands preserve, this Purple Galinule made an appearance. I was able to watch them while searching for a meal.
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Red-shouldered Hawk
While at at camp in the Florida Everglades this juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk, who calls this property home, noticed something moving in the grass. He flew down and snagged a snack.