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January 16, 2006
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Everglades National Park
Since the last spotlight I've moved south
over 600-hundred miles to a new national park. This time of
year is the beginning of peak season in Everglades National
Park. The birds are active (many are nesting) and water levels
are dropping, which serves to concentrate many wildlife
species. Most of these images were taken during a morning and
evening on Anhinga Trail, but a few were taken during a hike
along Long Pine Key Trail. Enjoy!
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Anhinga
Great Egret
Double-crested Cormorant with a
fish
Wood Stork - Endangered Species
Danger around the Cormorant/Anhinga
Rookery
Gator!
Largeflower Rosegentian
Great-blue Heron making some noise
before bedtime
Anhinga Trail
Wood Stork
Sunset at Royal Palm
White Ibis arriving at their
nightly roost
Pine Warbler
Great-blue Heron
Love-crazed Anhinga
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