Baby gator season

I headed out to the Circle B this morning mainly looking for some baby gators as I have heard that several nests had recently hatched. I ended up seeing 2 different mama gators with some babies but was not able to get a whole lot of pics of them as they were mostly hidden. Several of the trails are still closed there due to the gator nesting activity.

Gator at sunrise

Immature Little Blue Heron in flight and Adult Little Blue Heron reflection.

Great Blue Heron with invasive Armored Catfish.

Black-legged Longhorn Bee and Elongate Stilt Spider on American Lotus seedpod.

Gulf Fritillary Butterfly in flight

Brown Wasp Mantidfly and Northern Plushback Flies.

Couple day old gator and Scrubsnail

Couple day old gator sunning on moms snout.

4 Comments

  1. Jewell Paulson

    You live dangerously, my dear. Momma gators are very aggressive, aren’t they?

    As usual, I’m forwarding these to some friends and they always comment, impressed with the photos and the explicit description of each.
    Hugs,
    Granny J.

  2. Darryl Paulson

    The photos keep coming and I keep learning. I send your pictures out to several people who are avid nature lovers, and they never cease to be amazed by the beauty of yout photos and how much knowledge you have about such a wide variety of of insects, birds, gators and almost every creatures that roam this earth. They ask me to make sure how much joy and information they receive from your photos. I feel the same way.

  3. Amazing photos ! Thanks so much for sharing….oh those young gators!

  4. The spider on the seed pod macro photography is amazing. Thanks for sharing.

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