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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Bandana of the Everglades
On our walk through Green Cay, there were many marshy wildflowers that everyone seemed to pass by without a second glance. But this flower, officially called Canna flaccida, or the Golden Canna, was especially beautiful in the early morning sun. … Continue reading
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Mini-Gators
We came across a clutch of 5 baby alligators on our walk through Green Cay in the morning. Here is a photo of one of them. Since breeding season for ‘gators is in April, it is not uncommon to see … Continue reading
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American Bittern
The American Bittern is usually difficult to see since it likes to keep in the reeds of wetlands like Green Cay. This guy stepped out into the sunshine early one morning so I could take his picture. They are part … Continue reading
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