Florida’s warm climate supports birds you don’t find in many other states, including species like great egrets and ibis.
(Great Egret)
A few snapshots of some of the birds we encountered during a recent visit to the Sunshine State…
(American White Ibis)
(Great Egret)
(Egret)
Vancouver’s Stanley Park crams quite a bit into its thousand acres, including both old-growth forest and waterfront fun.
A 9th century church in the center is ProfessorAbe’s fondest memory of a visit to Larnaka on Cyprus.
The views from Mountain Tower in Hot Springs is pretty spectacular. But the clippings of a local student who achieved great fame in his life are the surprise
A small bird that boarded our ship without a ticket and kept us company for a few days while sailing the Pacific Ocean.
Rubber ducks are everywhere, but this Amsterdam store has the most I’ve seen anywhere!
The views from Mountain Tower in Hot Springs is pretty spectacular. But the clippings of a local student who achieved great fame in his life are the surprise
A small bird that boarded our ship without a ticket and kept us company for a few days while sailing the Pacific Ocean.
A visit to a monkey preserve — with a chance to see wandering troops of monkeys and perhaps even interact with them.
(American Black Vulture)
Great Photos! I think all the wonderful recent blogs on TG about Florida point out the state has so much more to offer than just the big amusement parks.