Florida Photo Essay
Sometimes, when you go fishing, you don’t find many fish. So it was when I went to the St. Johns River this week.
Fortunately I brought my cameras. I managed to find a few images instead. I present some here for your perusal.
The lower Econlockhatchee River, a lovely stream.
This Snowy Egret has its breeding plumage on.
I found a place where several roseate spoonbills were roosting. I was quiet. They were tolerant. I was able to get some photographs and leave. They never flew away.
Florida has about one and a half million cattle, and ranks tenth in the nation in beef production. Cows, however, do not make intelligent photo models.
Moooooo!
Horses are a little smarter than cows but still aren’t interested in modeling. Thank goodness for cabbage palms.
I thought this was the strongest shot of the day.
What would a Florida photo essay be without a sunset shot?
John Kumiski
http://www.spottedtail.com
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