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Related: About this forumSt. Marks National Wildlife Refuge & Wilderness, Florida - April 2019
St. Marks Lighthouse (1929)
St. Marks NWR & Wilderness
Florida
Along the Florida National Scenic Trail
St. Marks NWR & Wilderness
Florida
St. Marks Lighthouse (1829)
St. Marks NWR & Wilderness
Florida
Gulf Coast Beach Trail
St. Marks NWR & Wilderness
Florida
The "Mound" Fire Lookout (1936) - Tower Pond Trail
National Register of Historic Lookouts
St. Marks NWR & Wilderness
Florida
St. Marks Lighthouse (1829)
St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge & Wilderness
Florida
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St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge & Wilderness, Florida - April 2019 (Original Post)
DemoTex
Apr 2019
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Soph0571
(9,685 posts)1. Stunning
Pic 3 is my favourite
Callalily
(14,893 posts)2. Amazing photos!
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,681 posts)3. Wow, my dear DemoTex!
What glorious photos! You really know how to capture your surroundings.
Thanks for sharing!
Ohiogal
(32,045 posts)4. Those are fabulous!
Thank you!
csziggy
(34,137 posts)5. Great shots of one of my favorite places to visit!
It's only an hour or so from our farm.
Did you get to see the flamingo? There's been one there since last fall. There are also some whooping cranes in the winter.
The St. Marks Refuge Photo Club has a great Facebook page that has posted some shots of each of those birds, plus a lot more of everything at the Refuge.
If you want to take shots in the Red Hills of North Florida, PM me the next time you're in the area.