- May 13th, 2008
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This is going to take some time.. 
Lots of pictures and little time to edit so I’m throwing
some crumbs in, whenever I got something.
In short – this walk(s) (again) took me to Lake Louisa State Park – my favorite hangout and
where I find so much of my images. The weather the last days was just drop dead gorgeous.
Cool in the morning (in the low 60′s – hey it’s Florida – so the 60′s can be called cool down here)
and combined with a pleasant breeze somewhere in the mid 80′s during the day – the last days
of spring here in Florida. No a cloud in the sky – and all of that automatically puts an extra
spring in your step.
So enjoy a couple of images.
Lakeshore
Erect Dayflower
Button Bush
You can’t get any closer to your object…
Wonderful stuff here Klaus I especially love the dragonfly (skimmer species?) perched on your lens. I guess you have a very accomplished accomplice!
bluebirder’s last blog post..Brimstone
Klaus, these are all beautifull. once again I seem to have fallen behind.. but that just makes it that much more fun catching up… wonderful country you live in..
Beautiful walk! I want to see trees like those again, dripping with Spanish Moss. How I miss the south! Beautiful sparkly detail on the dayflower. We have those and Button Bush here, too. Can you believe that dragonfly!?!? I guess he wanted you to take his picture?
Gorgeous black Swallowtail!!
Sandpiper’s last blog post..Early Morning Walk 3
That first shot is really different and just something about it I love. The small blue flower – lovely! Dragonfly on the camera? How cool is that? And the butterfly has such color and detail – wow!
Mybirdtales’s last blog post..Famous upscale Fifth Avenue couple…
Loved them all, but like bird lady, my favorite has to be the button bush…fantastic!!
June’s last blog post..Tuesday Take – Soaring
The cypress swamp is so very cool! Love them all, but the button bush is really something. You’ll see that blue dayflower on a card pretty soon – thanks for naming it. We didn’t know what it was – it was back in the woods behind our house.