We continue to be impressed with the wildlife at the RV Park where we are staying. They even made it through Tropical Storm Eta that came through first. Then went out in the Gulf and came back as a hurricane and by God's providence were protected along with all the people here.
Pair of Bald Eagles in their favorite perch - a Monkeypuzzle Tree
Look out, here I come!
Mating Eagles
Eurasian Collared Dove
Swamp Lily
Common Ground Dove
Eastern Amberwing
Rough Mexican Clover
Local Red-shouldered Hawk
Belted Kingfisher female
Green Tree Frog
Little Blue Heron juvenile
Great Blue Heron stalks in our backyard
White Ibis
We drove in the dark to CorkscrewSwamp Sanctury and were walking on the Boardswalk by sunrise.
The Sanctuary has the twelve largest, oldest Bald Cypress Trees and fortunately preserved for over 100 years to protect them and the egrets, herons and woodstorks that nest here.
Pond Apple (softball size)
Raccoon, 100 feet up in the Cypress Tree
Apple Snail eggs - mature
Apple Snail egg mass, recently laid
Adult Red-shouldered Hawk
Common Arrowhead
Pickerel Weed
Lichens
Strangler Fig on Bald Cypress - grows from the top down
Pond Cypress
Blue Dasher dragonfly - male
Alligator Flag blossom
Swamp Mallow
Cypress grows over boardwalk railing
Another blessed day as we view the sunset at the RV Park
Love & Prayers,
Ty & Ida Baumann
No comments:
Post a Comment