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Photos from Florida vacations. Includes photos from the Space Coast, Merritt Island, Webster Flea Market, etc. Alligators, birds, raccoons, Red Hat Ladies, the beach and more!
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- Florida bee photos
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- Identify those Florida birds...part 3
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- The pocketfisherman still exists
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4 comments:
Diana -
The white bird with the long curved beak in Florida Birds Pt. 3 is an ibis. The red flowers with the white stripes are ameryllis (sp?), and the yellow ones (4th below the orange blossom) are hibiscus (those look very similar to a variety called "Florida Sunset, BTW). I believe the pink ones were camellias.
Lori
Thank-you Lori!
Looks like an Ibis, heron and a snipe.
Your middle bird is a Tricolored Heron: http://butterflies.heuristron.net/others/birdsTricoloredHeron.html
Nice shot to get all three in the same photo.
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