After a good visit with our friends Joni and Nell, we headed north and they headed south.
St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge encompasses about 70,000 acres and includes about 43 miles of north Florida's Gulf coast.
Views of the drive in
Two herons and two ibis share a raft
The tide has come in
Guess who's coming to dinner
Visitor Center
Seen from the visitors center viewing platform
Great white heron
Great blue heron
Tri-colored heron
Turtles
Great blue heron with common moorhen
A well constructed osprey nest with at least one chick
Kingfisher
Historic St. Marks Lighthouse, in continuous use since 1830
The palm on the left didn't loose his top, these are 2 different palms
An assortment of ducks
We think this is a common grackle looking for dinner
Just a note to the alligators, "we do not taste like chicken" respectfully, Callie and Shelby
An immature heron
Slime gator
Views of the drive out of the park
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