I set off in search of deer immediately after setting up camp. I found a group of them near the road.

Later I came upon this doe in the woods.

Late that afternoon I walked along the boardwalk next to the spring run and ended up at the small boathouse at the end. The sun had gone behind a cloud as it was getting lower in the sky.

I slept well the first night (both nights, in fact). The site was visited by a few possums after dark, but that's all (that I was aware of).
The turkey vultures are still very present in this park, at least at this time of year. The trees by the river are filled with them.

The next day I made the short drive to Cedar Key, a place I have wanted to visit for a long time. Of course I took the camera, and photos from that day trip are posted on the Photo Miscellanea blog (or they will be after I have processed them).
I have several other campgrounds I want to visit after the holidays. Until then, I wish you all the best in this holiday season!
3 comments:
WOW! I have never seen so many turkey vultures in one place before..that is incredible! The most I've ever seen is 7 fighting over roadkill. A skunk no less!
Excellent photos!
Stacie
Great photos!
Beautiful photos. I love how still the water is.
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