I had to ride a bicylce 12 miles on an unpaved path, that seemed like it was uphill the entire way, to get these shots. The road was strewn with giant alligators that would not get out of the way and looked very meancing, as they are very protective of their babies swimming in the […]
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It feels, looks and smells good to see the savanna filled with water again, as it was the first time I came here last September. This month completes one year of trekking obsessively throughout the marsh looking for the next picture and observing the changes of the land, sea, deer, and birds. […]
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The marsh is dry again with low tide.
Read morebut the sun still shines!
Read moreEven at the end of the island, the lone doe was looking for a baksheesh (hand-out) and came right up to the car. I admit that it can be extremely tempting to feed these docile Bambis, especially if children are involved.
Read moreNo kidding, I was up to my mid-knees in a swamp (which I thought might eat me alive) to get the pictures of the water birds this morning. It felt like I was stuck in cement and I was thinking about the sinkholes found in Florida recently. I also wondered if they had quicksand […]
Read moreRutting season is not yet over as these two bucks will verify. The older male was chasing the younger one off the beach and into the marsh and was staring at him with a sharp intensity. Their behavior almost seemed playful and there was not any aggression like sparing as the young bucks’ antlers were […]
Read moreThe tide was at its lowest, exposing the rocks, creating reflecting pools of brilliant sunshine as it rose over the Atlantic. I saw the magnificent buck and he saw me and we stared at each other in silence. Wedged in the mangroves, I found a coffee cup from Vancouver, Canada and wondered if it […]
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