Sunday, October 16, 2011

Black Point Wildlife Drive

I took a drive up to Titusville to take some pictures at Black Point Wildlife Drive. When did they start charging? I was happy to pay $5 if it keeps the park open. Glad I had cash, too.
It was warm but a there was a nice fall breeze blowing. I had Taylor Swift playing softly in the background.  It was a beautiful day.
Most birds were not interested in being photographed. That explains so many in flight and heading away from me.

Even a Momma raccoon was not interested in having her babies photographed and she heading them into the woods at her first sight of me.
The egrets put on a show. They did not mind me being there at all.








There was a spider that was not camera shy.


The alligator, I would say at least a 6 footer, obviously was not worried about me at all.

The gnarled tree has no choice but to be still for me.


Not a bad way to spend a Saturday.


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  1. BrianneOctober 17, 2011 at 11:36 AM

    Egrets always pose for the good pictures. Check out the rosetta spoonbills at the reserve in February http://underthefloridamaples.blogspot.com/2011/01/birding.html these are the pics I was telling you about. What a wonderful place to spend with the camera. Your lightening is splended, especially the picture of the coots(?) flying away. I imagine a closeup has beautiful water reflection. Peace.

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