Florida left behind

Week three of my three month trip sees me leave Florida and arrive in Bozeman ready to start my photography tour.  Florida was a gentle introduction to travel, mainly hanging out with my nephews and being a supplementary soccer mom. I did a brief Everglades tour and a flying visit to Key West. The Everglades tour was interesting. The guide spent most of his time telling us how to hunt and shoot alligators!image image

Everglades resident

Everglades resident

Osprey

Osprey

Osprey with fish

Osprey with fish

Muscovy duck

Muscovy duck

Weston sunset

Weston sunset

Where my nephew plays football there is a nest of burrowing owls. If you get too close they hiss loudly before disappearing into their burrow.

Burrowing owl

Burrowing owl

Two burrowing owls

Two burrowing owls

Yawning burrowing owl

Yawning burrowing owl

A 24 hour trip to Key West with Richard, Maria and the boys was great fun but too short. We enjoyed the much married Hemmingway’s house, which has a replica cat house to accommodate the many descendants of his six-toed cat.

Dawn at Key West

Dawn at Key West

Orchid

Orchid

Hemmingway's house

Hemmingway’s house

Cat house at Hemmingway's house

Cat house at Hemmingway’s house

Six-toed cat

Six-toed cat

Water lily at Hemmingway's house

Water lily at Hemmingway’s house

Florida Keys

Florida Keys

4 thoughts on “Florida left behind

  1. John Greco

    Hi Paula, your unidentified Florida bird is a juvenile Boat-tailed Grackle.

    – Dorothy Murray

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