ANF in April

[rick d]

This is Camel Lake road in early morning.

I found this EDB late in the afternoon, nice colors.


Cottonmouth


Pitcher plant field near Sumatra. They look like they're in need of a controlled burn to liven them up a little.

Spider web

Venus Fly traps

Gator off of hwy 379

Corn snake off of Hwy 65

This has to be the prettiest corn I've seen in ANF.

Star Grass

River frog in Tate's Hell, lifer for me.

Savannah on hwy 379

Water Lilly

Florida river at Cotton Landing


Threadleaf Sundew

Gulf Coast box turtle... hope you enjoyed them.

[Ted]

Nice! always a treat to see SE herp photos. Also, love the habitat and plant shots, they give a really nice feel of where you were.

[Tim Borski]

Excellent all around! Great photos. (Love the hab shots and Pitchers!)

Tim

[Brian Hubbs]

I can't believe you found a corn that looked like that in the ANF. Did you spice up the red a little in photoshop?

[Celinder72]

Looks like you found the Halle Berry of ANF corns! Most of the corns i found in the ANF were Rosie O'Donnell corns .Greg Theos and i found a pretty one in Leon county once But i dont remember it being that pretty.

[Jason Mintzer]

Great photos. I really like all of the carnivorous plants and landscape shots, oh, and the snakes were nice too.

[Ross Padilla]

Great shots! That first corn is really nice.

[will lattea]

Nice... that first shot makes me want to leave with my hammock and never come home!

[Bobbleton]

Cool post!

One thing . . . what's with the fly traps?

[brick911]

I'm jealous of everything in this post... even that ugly box turtle.

[nhherp]

I agree.. awesome ANF corn.
That corn has to be proof of a fellow herper doing a SE tour.! Unfortunately looks like they probably lost a corn in ANF that was collected in Carolina I miss my days of running to the SE in the spring.