
Waiting for the perfect moment, then pouncing, this Tri-Colored Heron came up empty.

Lake Apopka, FL

Drying its feathers and showing off its plumage. Moire pattern anyone?

Not as skittish in Florida as they are in PA.

Searching for anoles in the brush.

Common in the Northeast, this one perched in a good spot to be shot at Merritt Island.

Flapping in an impoundment at Merritt Island.

Didn’t think I noticed it.

Perched over a covered park bend on the road to Merritt Island.

Not sure if it is a Brown Anole or another invasive.

Saw my first White Ibis in Florida in 2007, they’ve been regulars in NJ for a few years. But nice to see them where they belong.

Native to Asia, but brought to Florida.

See this in the winter in Philadelphia all of the time. This one was smart and went where its warm.