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Great Blue Heron in falling light
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A rare site in modern Florida. It is said that once these birds were more common in Florida than vultures. However, they do not do well in urbanized environments and need large tracts of prairie to survive. They can still be found in the most rural parts of interior central Florida. Good places to see them include Myakka State Park and Dinner Island WMA.
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The Rockland
Pine rockland, one of the rarest ecosystems in the world, in Everglades National Park.
From Florida Landscapes
Black-necked Stilt
Anhinga Blur
Watching the Prairie Disappear
Tricolored Heron in the Marsh
Brown Noddy in Sea Lavender
Florida's only endemic bird, the Florida Scrub Jay. Archbold Biological Station.
Reddish Egret in all its Glory
"One Stands Alone"
Flock of Royal Terns. Ohio Key
Young Bison
Sandhill Crane, Kissimmee
Zebra longwing (Heliconius charitonius)
Sandhill and Ice
Peak of Electric Mountain
Shapes and lines of the Cypress Swamp
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"Old Roots"
Flatwoods Sunset Impression 1
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''Fanning the Flames." This image was created at night using a long lens (420mm) and a long exposure (1sec.) to capture a palmetto being consumed by flames. Fire is an essential ecological process in most pine woods, and especially here in Florida. I wanted to get an intimate macro style shot of a little explored, but fundamentally essential environmental driver at work as it "grazed" through the flat woods--returning the plant material back into its fundamental elements so they can renew and fertilize the new growth to come.
Under the Stars at Crater Lake
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
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Daybreak at South Falls
The crisp morning light pushed through the foggy forest to reveal the enormous 18 story waterfall along the South Fork of Silver Creek.
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