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South Pointe Lifeguard Tower

Mathew Browne

6th St Lifeguard Tower

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8th St Lifeguard Tower

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15th St Lifeguard Tower

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4th St Lifeguard Tower

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13th St Lifeguard Tower

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12th St Lifeguard Tower

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3rd St Lifeguard Tower

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3rd St Lifeguard Tower

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1st St Lifeguard Tower

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14th St Lifeguard Tower

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Avalon Hotel

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Avalon Hotel

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5th St Lifeguard Tower

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5th St Lifeguard Tower

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Admiral's Club Lounge

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Majestic Hotel

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Florida Cormorant

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

The people watching the rookery may be professional photographers.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Others are more casual observers.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

The egret on the left is almost fully fledged and flies on occasion. The one on the right is younger. Note the red blood-filled growing pinfeathers on the wings of the younger bird.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Two egrets greeting each other. The occasion is the return of the bird on the right and, perhaps, lunch.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Two immature Great Blue Herons awaiting the return of an adult. Despite the seeming height distance, both birds are the same size and approximate age.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

A very young anhinga. Note the downy feathers on the entire body except on the wing tips.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

A somewhat older anhinga. The body is still downy but the wing feathers are much more developed. The brown bird in the background is an immature Black-crowned Night Heron.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

The adult female anhinga on the extreme left is feeding the nestling on the extreme right while the nestling in the middle squawks. Note the feeding bird has its head fully into the mouth and throat of the adult female.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

The rookery itself is located on the island visible just beyond the watchers on the left.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Glossy ibis.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

One of six bat houses. Three of the bat houses blew down in Hurricane Ian, October 2022.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

The light and speed of the bats makes bat shots very difficult.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Glossy Ibis

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

The area includes purple martin houses. This is a female purple martin and chick.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Common Gallinule (immature). Most breeding birds have not arrived by November. This is a year-round resident.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Common Gallinule (adult). Most breeding birds have not arrived by November. This is a year-round resident.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Snowy Egret. Most breeding birds have not arrived by November. This is a year-round resident.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Florida Softshell Turtle. The largest freshwater turtle in Florida. This shell is about 18-24 inches/0.5-0.6 m in diameter.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

White Ibis.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Black-Crowned Night Herons.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Egret.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Egrets. Egrets lay eggs, usually three, over a period of days. This appears to increase the chance that at least one will survive. In this case the two older chicks pushed the youngest out of the nest. It is the small white spot below the nest.This is normal behavior.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Black-Bellied Whistling Duck

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Blue Heron

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Juvenile Black-Crowned Night Heron

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Glossy Ibis

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Blue Heron

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Anhinga and a successful hunt.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Egret mating dance.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Two predators - Great Blue Heron and Loggerhead Shrike.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Immature Lesser Blue Heron.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Egret in full breeding colors.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Black-crowned Night Heron.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Blue Heron male delivering nest building materials to the female.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Anhinga and a successful hunt.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Egret mating dance.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Two predators - Great Blue Heron and Loggerhead Shrike.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Immature Lesser Blue Heron.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Great Egret in full breeding colors.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Black-crowned Night Heron.

Venice Area Audubon Society Rookery

Wayne Foote

Castillo de San Marcos - interior

Joe Becker

Castillo de San Marcos - interior

Joe Becker

Castillo de San Marcos - interior

Joe Becker

Castillo de San Marcos - interior

Joe Becker

Castillo de San Marcos - interior

Joe Becker

Bayside Marketplace

Mathew Browne

Bayside Marketplace

Mathew Browne

Holiday Inn Port Of Miami

Mathew Browne

The glazing of the windows causes bright lights to streak especially after rainfall - note the top of the image

Holiday Inn Port Of Miami

Mathew Browne

Holiday Inn Port Of Miami

Mathew Browne

Holiday Inn Port Of Miami

Mathew Browne

Holiday Inn Port Of Miami

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

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Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

Mathew Browne

St. Marks Lighthouse from observation platform.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Tri-color Heron from observation platform. This shot was taken at midday while scouting. You can see that harsh light is a problem, even with a polarizing filter.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Observation platform. The platform faces slightly south of due east.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Birds on pilings from Spot #2.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Brown Pelican and Florida Cormorant from Spot #2.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

St. Marks Lighthouse from Spot #3 at on sandspit.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Sunrise from Spot #3 at on sandspit.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Sunrise from Spot #4 at end of sandspit.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

St. Marks Lighthouse from Spot #4 at end of sandspit.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

Sunrise from Spot #4 at end of sandspit.

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (Lighthouse & observation platform)

Wayne Foote

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