Continuing the walk through the Cypress Trees on Lake Louisa’s Shores…

The good thing being out on a weekday is that you’re alone for the most part and most people don’t
go through the thick to arrive at the places I prefer anyway – so you’re wandering around, completely undisturbed and able to watch wildlife undisturbed. Whether it is the Sandpiper – which is the 1st I ever saw inland, or the variety of insects – it simply is a blast. Huge Butterflies like the Palamedes Swallowtail (about the size of a hand) fluttering around your head completely unafraid, giving you the chance to see them mudpuddling ( they do that to replenish on minerals) or observing the fast flight of a variety of Dragonflies.

Green and Brown Anoles racing up and down trees, Wrens tending to their nest in hollow Cypress Trees – all that can be seen without walking far. So enjoy – even the “Visibility Impaired Water”.

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