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This is the first time I have photographed this beauty and plan on heading back to take some marco shots! I absolutely love the color swatch! The greens, yellows and […]
This is the first time I have photographed this beauty and plan on heading back to take some marco shots! I absolutely love the color swatch! The greens, yellows and […]
Trenched ditches, like at Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, may or may not have alligators lurking within the waters. But it never occurred to me to look for snakes in […]
Across the great state of Florida, many organizations offer educational courses to learn about Florida’s ecosystems. Some organizations even offer free webinar presentations, and for the past year, I have […]
Patience is so important when you are out photographing nature, and I have to remind myself about that all the time. I need to be more patient, and this day […]
Richloam WMA by Alice Mary Herden As we get older, the length of how far one can hike and carry a backpack full with several lenses, cameras, essentials, and […]
The state reptile of Florida, the American Alligator. The American alligator is federally protected by the Endangered Species Act as a Threatened species due to the destruction and degradation of […]
The Curved Forest By Alice Mary Herden While on a freelance assignment, I wrote a series of articles about those that work within the Florida Forest Service (FFS) based out […]
The Ornate Bella Moth is a Florida native moth and a beautiful one at that. Their colors are very unique. Their wings are of a beautiful subtle orange color with […]
Wild Skies | Osprey Ospreys are year-round residents in Florida. Fish is their primary source for nutrition and energy their habitats are areas close to shallow water, including swamps, and […]
The Price of a Photograph by Alice Mary Herden If there were any rules in nature photography, the only rule that should be implemented is the safety of the photographer […]
Wild Roams | Nine-banded Armadillo Armadillos are native to Texas and expanded their way into the Florida panhandle. Armadillos are now considered naturalized and are found throughout preferred habitat regions […]