I have split today into two blogs as there are too many pictures for one.
We started the day at the Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands. Boy, oh boy......so many pictures!!!!
There's lots of birds, usually I would look them up and find out what they are, but there's just too many. I found a photographers site and tried to match up some of them but it's really guesswork. So, if you know the names of any of them please, please let me know.
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| Red Wing Blackbird |
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| Birds in nests on top of the stumps |
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| Like the reflection in the water on this one |
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| Lily Pads |
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| High up on their nest |
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| Alligator, the only one we saw here. He was right out in the open water. |
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Limpkin??
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| In flight |
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| Anhinga |
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| In flight |
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| In flight |
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| Turtle stretching |
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| Wait, there's 3 of them!!! |
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| A gazebo to view from |
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| Spot the two birds |
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| Great Blue Heron |
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| Birds in the trees |
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| What's this hiding in the tree |
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| Just casually strolling across the road |
It was a fun hour or so driving through. We decided to drive back over to Canaveral Lock to see if it was open. We were in luck and I'll tell you all about that in the next blog.

































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