There are a lot of people I've run across in life who don't care for what Florida has to offer. But I always say that if you don't like Florida you just aren't looking hard enough. We love the white sand beaches, peaceful Cypress trails and abundant Winter wild life. The first shot is one of our favorite parks in Naples. We always try to walk and enjoy a few picnics here. Sungren park
The view at Naples beach. Or I should say one view of thousands.
I had a visitor below my beach chair.
I was sitting on a bench in the heart of Corkscrew Swamp and look who snuck up behind me.
An Egret wading in the swamp. 
A curious Owl.
A maze of gulls. Or amazing gulls!
Butterflies fluttered at the Rookery Swamp Trail.
And turtles sunned themselves.
Weird colored sea birds at Lover's key.
We threw this live shell back after a photo op.
Feeding Giraffes at the Naple's Zoo is not only for the youngsters. Florida. It's what's for Winter!
P.S. This FLA post has been simmering in my drafts bin for quite awhile. It is going to be 100 degrees in Minnesota today. Hotter than a Florida swamp in Summer! For more photos visit the Sunday Best blog hop!
11 comments:
Florida is beautiful, no doubt. But I'll take my Pacific Northwest rain forest any day. That butterfly's tail is a little the worse for wear! I love that giraffe, Sharon.
I've never been to Florida...your pictures are lovely Sharon!
Thank you for a wonderful visit to Florida. I haven't been there. You see it well.
I've never visited Florida, but if you have pink boats, then I like it! :)
love that ibis. and the skimmers are wonderful! the barred owl is one of my favorites. :)
stay cool!
Wow! What awesome places and photos!
Lovely photos and the animals look well fed! :)
Beautiful! Your chicken apple pizza looks wonderful too. I may have to try that sometime. Boiling hot in Ohio too. Stay cool!
What a wonderful place. My animal loving little Narelle will definitely enjoy and love this place.
Such beauty and you take the best photos!
love
tweedles
It gorgeous. When we stayed in Naples years ago, they sprayed DDT or whatever out of a plane every day to kill the bugs. Oh the ignorance back then!
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