St Marks National Wildlife Refuge is an amazing place. Sandie and I often drove down from Tallahassee after work. I'd spend every free moment there if I could. It was not uncommon for us to log 75 species in a day of looking. Many full days we logged nearly 100 species and I'm sure we never left with less that 50!

BROWN PELICAN silhouette near the lighthouse at St Marks NWR.


This image of a SOLITARY SANDPIPER was digiscoped using a Cannon P3 and a Nikon land & Sky scope. Digiscoping is a process where you physically attach your camera to your spotting scope. It can be a little cumbersome, but sometimes the results are worth it!

This is the EASTERN KINGBIRD.




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