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Cape Coral, Florida is home to an estimated 1,000 nesting pairs of Burrowing Owls (Athenecunicularia). The Burrowing Owl is one of the world's smallest owls and the only owl species that lives underground.
Awoke to a robust 35 degrees here along the Florida panhandle this morning and decided to venture over to the seashore to watch the sunrise. While walking around I found this nice little scene that belied the somewhat cold temperatures of the morning.
A multi-colored sunrise was seen at Pine Glages Natural Area near Jupiter, Florida.
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It seems that a sailboat was stolen this past week in a neighboring town and has washed ashore just down the beach a ways. So it made perfect sense to get up around 0430, head across the street to the beach and try to photograph it, hopefully with some warm morning light streaming across the sunken bow.
The dynamic diversity found in Everglades National Park is driven by the the sheer dynamism of the weather found in this environment- tropical and rainy, the Everglades can often be gloomy, grey, and wet. On the day that I took this picture, a blanket of clouds covered the entire park and boxed in the scenery. But then, as the sun began to sink towards the horizon and break through the clouds, a magic show began.
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This eastern meadowlark was photographed singing it's song while perched on a fencepost in Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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Since we finally have a morning with really low humidity and temps, I thought it the perfect time to "phone a friend" and head to the beach for sunrise. This is Navarre Beach, FL.
This long exposure of the rocks and observation tower was taken on a cloudy night at the House of Refuge on Hutchinson Island near Stuart, Florida.
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One of the best things about camping and venturing off of the main roads are the serendipitous encounters.
I met up with a friend of mine last night to head across the street for sunset and while the sunset didn't disappoint, what I enjoyed most was the soft light, the warmth and just the overall magic that only golden hour can produce.
A perched snail kite seemed to be sayi g something to an applesnail it was about to have for breakfast. It was photogrpahed in Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida,
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A snail kite was seen perched on a fence post, holding and apple snail, in Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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I love how the glow of the morning sun shed it's warmth upon this "Pathway To Paradise" where.....as William Butler Yeats said...
"And I will find some peace there, for peace comes dropping slow, dropping from the veils of the morning to where the cricket sings."
A snail kite, banded on both legs, takes flight after snatching an apple snail from the lily pads on a lake in Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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A snail kite was seen holding an apple snail in it's beak while perched on a fencepost in Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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I waited and waited as my anticipation grew, and then....as if by magic...my patience was granted its' just reward
I really love the soft pastel colors of that moment when the golden hour begins to give way to the dawn. Sunrise is such a great time to be outside.
Navarre is said to be "Florida's Most Relaxing Place" and this is one of the best places I know of to just sit, relax and daydream, read a book, or just enjoy a beautiful sunset.
As I went for my run, last night, there was a beautiful lightning storm happening over the Everglades. Summer is on her way. Can’t wait.
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Sunset looked like it may be pretty good last night so I ran across the street to our little park here in Navarre to see what I could capture. I liked this one, I like the color in the park and the light from the lamp post shining on the trees and just the overall contrast of the scene.
After my walk this morning, I took a little ride over to one of my favorite little bayous and was treated to this peaceful little scene. So calm and serene, it reminds me of old Florida and the way things used to be
One thing I really love about living along this part of the Gulf coast are all of the trees and nature that surrounds us. I really love how the trees at times take on a personality of their own as they're shaped by the winds and weather we have.
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one enjoying the sunrise. Who could ever dispute the age old adage..."A bad day fishing is better than a good day at work."
Yesterday, I went over to the beach with a friend of mine to take in the sunset. While I was walking about the dunes, I became captivated by this little scene. I love how the warm light of the setting sun interacted with the curvature of the sand and created a wonderful mixture of shadows and light leading out to the Gulf.
I really love the soft winter sunrises over the Gulf that we enjoy here along the Florida panhandle.
This sunrise was seen over a marsh at Pine Glades Natural Area in Palm Beach County near Jupiter, Florida.
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