Respect their beauty, respect their habitat.
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December to April, is the best time for wildlife viewing in Everglades. Weather conditions during the winter have lower water levels, causing wildlife to congregate at central water locations. Shark Valley, (the Anhinga Trail), and Eco Pond are good for viewing alligators, wading birds, and other freshwater wildlife. If you’re into canoeing, Snake Bight (near Flamingo) and Chokoloskee Bay (Gulf Coast) before low tide offers large numbers of water birds feeding in the shallows and on mud flats.
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Betty Shreffler is a self-proclaimed nerd obsessed with folklore, photography, writing, reading, movies, board games, hiking, gardening and spending time with her husband and five fur babies, as well as enjoying the outdoors. Not necessarily in that exact order though. She’s lived in four different states and moved homes twelve times. She received a BA in organizational management and minor in sociology, although her heart has always belonged to writing and photography. Growing up, she read romance or supernatural novels and jotted down poems and short stories to express her emotions and alleviate the characters' voices in her head. Not much has changed, only now her stories are lengthier and her characters more interesting. She lives in a little town in Tennessee where you can find her sitting in her sunroom-turned-writing room plotting her characters’ lives.
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The photos from this set are outstanding…. I’d forgotten how much diversity was there…. and the picture of the heron with that plump catfish is probably my favorite. 🙂
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That photo actually got me second place in the National Park Photo contest! One of my favorites too.
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