On a recent chilly day (I'm not complaining - please don't send me hate mail!), we decided to hike in The Savannas, one of Florida's nearby state parks. It was a lovely walk, and a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
Wild hogs are a problem throughout Florida. We saw evidence of their rooting activity along every stretch that we walked. |
From my Florida reptile and amphibian book, my guess is that this is a "glossy crayfish snake"; an "eastern hognose snake"; or an "indigo snake". |
More wild hog rooting. We wondered where all of these hogs were during the day because we only saw evidence of their presence. |
These pictures are so evocative. They seem to show somewhere so different and unique.
ReplyDeleteI second Debra. Evocative is the perfect word. I enjoyed the textures and colors, as well as various signs of life. To pay attention is gratifying. So glad you keep that camera close!
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