Exploring Nature by Sheila Newenham
If you google “Corkscrew Audubon Swamp” plus “Florida Panther”, you’ll find videos of startled people and startled cats like this one on You Tube by Andrea Wipperfurth (March 2016). So when I saw that Audubon Corkscrew Swamp was near where we’d be staying in Florida, … Continue readingAudubon Corkscrew Swamp
When the weather prevents snorkeling, there is still ocean life to see. The difference here between low tide and high tide is one foot, yet it exposes twenty yards or so of seafloor. If these were the extreme tides like they get in Alaska (twenty … Continue readingLow Tide Meander
They’re the size of a big dog only with bigger, soft, brown, pleading eyes; no wonder people want to feed them. The federally endangered Key deer only exist in the lower Florida Keys. They are a subspecies of the common white-tailed deer. Like most animals … Continue readingFlorida’s Key Deer