Spotted on the game camera
I'm blogging about my home, a Midwest farm in Indiana and my travels, hiking & horseback riding, wherever that may take me. Visit often to get your outdoor "fix"! Whether it be from the back of a horse, in hiking boots, or in muck boots, I promise to share a little of Mother Nature with you as often as I can! All pictures can be enlarged by clicking on them.
Friday, January 6, 2017
Monday, January 2, 2017
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
Signs of the South
Just a collection of silly signs.
The mosquitos were horrible at Flamingo in the Everglades!
Bicycles are a common form of transportation on Key West.
Whatever you do...just don't!
He fishes, She sells!
Southernmost purple martins
In memory...
At the distillery
Monday, December 19, 2016
Florida Keys at Christmas
We took a quick trip down south the week before Christmas.
The weather was perfect, although its hard to get into the Christmas spirit.
Floridians celebrate the holidays in a different way.
We watched a lighted boat parade.
It combined a pirate theme with Christmas.
The parade participants got pretty creative with their boat floats.
I also learned to paddleboard.
Pretty fun, actually!
We visited a dolphin & sea lion center.
And a turtle hospital.
Saw quite a few iguanas.
And even ate dinner with some feathered friends.
Until we sailed off into the sunset and headed home.
Friday, December 16, 2016
Everglades National Park
National park number 42 is Everglades,
a land of water, sawgrass, exotic flora & fauna.
We stopped several places, including Shark Valley
where we rode a tram out into the marshes of the park.
The tram takes you to an observation tower overlooking the park for miles.
We could see alligators floating lazily in the water.
Along the way we saw many wading birds such as this wood stork.
This is a beautiful anhinga.
The turquoise ring around its eye indicates it is ready for breeding.
Close up of an egret.
We even saw baby alligators.
We stopped at pull-offs around the park and saw typical sights.
I even watched from a pier as this anhinga dived underwater after fish.
This park is so diverse and has tons of wildlife.
a land of water, sawgrass, exotic flora & fauna.
We stopped several places, including Shark Valley
where we rode a tram out into the marshes of the park.
The tram takes you to an observation tower overlooking the park for miles.
We could see alligators floating lazily in the water.
Along the way we saw many wading birds such as this wood stork.
This is a beautiful anhinga.
The turquoise ring around its eye indicates it is ready for breeding.
Close up of an egret.
We even saw baby alligators.
We stopped at pull-offs around the park and saw typical sights.
I even watched from a pier as this anhinga dived underwater after fish.
This park is so diverse and has tons of wildlife.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
Saturday, November 5, 2016
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