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This
workshop has been completed.
The Everglades system is unique, not just in Florida,
not just in North America, but it is unique, in
that there is not another ecosystem like it in the
world. So unique and important is the Everglades
that it has been designated an International Biosphere
Reserve, a World Heritage Site and a Ramsar Wetland
of International Importance.
Come explore, learn and photograph this one of
a kind ecosystem with a Florida native, Photographer
and Florida FW Master Naturalist, James Shadle.
The Eastern Everglades Photography Workshop/Tour
will cover the SE and SW area of this system.
Learn how the “River of Grass”, the
Big Cypress Swamp, Fakahatchee Strand and Florida
Bay, each a system unto themselves, act as a single
impressive ecosystem.
 We
will visit Anhinga Trail, Pahayokee Overlook, Mahogany
Hammock, Mrazik Pond, West Lake, Eco Pond, Flamingo,
Pine-Glades Lake and all points of interest in between.
Some of the photographic opportunities will include,
but not limited to:
| Great Blue Heron |
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| White Morph Great Blue Heron |
| Little Blue Heron |
| Snowy Egret |
| Tri-Colored Heron |
| Snail Kite |
| Swallow Tail Kite |
| Red Shouldered Hawk |
| Red Tailed Hawk |
| Purple Gallinule |
| Wood Storks |
| Black and Yellow Crown Night Herons |
| Moor Hens |
| American Alligators |
| American Crocodile |
| Brown Water Snakes |
| Marsh Rabbits |
| Anhinga (nesting) |
| Little Green Heron |
| Belted King Fisher |
| Song Birds of many varieties |
| Great Egrets |
| Black and Turkey Vulture |
| Marl Prairies |
| Cypress Dome |
| Dwarf Cypress |
| Black,White and Red Mangroves |
| Mangrove Crabs |
| Mahogany Trees |
| Orchids |
| Ferns |
| Bromeliads |
| Swamps |
| American Bittern |
| Pond Apples |
| Sunrises and Sunsets |
| Wild Hogs |
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