The Six Mile Cypress Slough is one of my favorite places in south Florida - and we couldn't miss an opportunity to visit while we were in the area. We didn't see too many birds on our short walk, so I took some pictures of Dragonflies.
Look at the neat colors. Now when I see beautiful colors I think how nice they would look in a quilt.
The birds are in full mating plumage. This Great Egret had bright green lores.
The swamp Iris were beautiful.
We don't see as many Osprey in central Florida as we did in Ft. Myers. This hungry hawk was eating his fish dinner atop a light post right in the middle of the median on a busy street.
It's that time of the year and this Red-bellied Woodpecker was excavating a hole in the tree to build a nest. From the looks of it, he had been working for some time.
The end.
Look at the neat colors. Now when I see beautiful colors I think how nice they would look in a quilt.
The birds are in full mating plumage. This Great Egret had bright green lores.
The swamp Iris were beautiful.
We don't see as many Osprey in central Florida as we did in Ft. Myers. This hungry hawk was eating his fish dinner atop a light post right in the middle of the median on a busy street.
It's that time of the year and this Red-bellied Woodpecker was excavating a hole in the tree to build a nest. From the looks of it, he had been working for some time.
The end.
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