Florida Everglades II
The Florida Everglades is a unique environment for both flora and fauna
These photographs were taken on the Miccosukee Indian Reservation in South Florida, at Billie's Swamp Safari.
Published by Tony Payne
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26 Comments
Post a CommentCool pictures! Thanks for sharing them!
Wonderful pics, but swamps are not a place I want to go!
Cool trip through the swamp. :)
thanks for sharing these wonderful photos :)
I love your photos.
Some great shots of this wild place.
I couldn't resits snapping the signs.
Great pics. Love the signs!!
sometimes they are almost that big!!
Ugh, I hate mosquitos.