Una serie de 6 fotografías de los Everglades.
Photos by Juan C Aguero (juanKa)
Everglades National Park.
Everglades National Park.
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Nature photography by Juan C. Aguero: birds, landscapes and wildlife from Florida.
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August
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- Minutes after the rain
- Wonderful Liguus fasciatus (yesterday)
- Next to the Lake (Safari today)
- Another only specimen (Liguus)
- Dawn in the lake
- Anhinga portraits
- Working (yesterday Thursday, 13th)
- Exhibit to raise funding for Wildlife Foundation o...
- Oikos
- Snowy Egret, sequence
- Big Cypress National Preserve
- Late in Everglades
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1 comment:
It looks so quiet and peaceful there Juan. I would imagine that there must be hundreds of frogs at night singing one to sleep. I love the sound of them.
I especially like the third picture in this series and love the lizard in your header. Is that orange/red throat and indication that he is looking for a mate?
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