Latitude: 30.34699
Longitude: -84.982634
Elevation: 35 meters / 115 feet
Barometric Pressure 1009KPa

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Daisy fleabane August Eleanor Dietrich by Wildlife Management Areas, daisyfleabane erigeronsp
Daisy fleabane August Eleanor Dietrich by Wildlife Management Areas
Bristleleaf chaffhead (Carphephorus pseudoliatris) by flawildflowers, Photo by: Eleanor Dietrich Date: October Loccation: SR 65, Apalachicola National Forest, Liberty Cou
Bristleleaf chaffhead (Carphephorus pseudoliatris) by flawildflowers
Barbara's buttons (Marshallia graminifolia) by flawildflowers, Photo by: Eleanor Dietrich Date: August Location: SR 65, Vilas (Liberty County)
Barbara's buttons (Marshallia graminifolia) by flawildflowers
Mohr's coneflower (Rudbeckia mohrii) by flawildflowers, Photo by: Eleanor Dietrich Date: August Location: SR 65, Vilas (Liberty County)
Mohr's coneflower (Rudbeckia mohrii) by flawildflowers
Florida Yew by cm195902, Florida Yew (Taxus floridana) on slopes at Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Nature Preserve taxusflor
Florida Yew by cm195902
SR 65 roadside in October by eleanord43, Narrowleaf sunflower (Helianthus angustifolius)yellow composite damp fall october anf
SR 65 roadside in October by eleanord43
Apalachicola River by eleanord43, abrp apalachicolariver
Apalachicola River by eleanord43
Yellow-eyed grass by eleanord43, Xyris sp There are over 20 different species of yellow-eyed grass in our area, and while they may be
Yellow-eyed grass by eleanord43
Dewthread (or threadleaf) sundew leaves by eleanord43, Sundews (Drosera) Sundew family (Droseraceae) There are several species of Drosera, some are rare. T
Dewthread (or threadleaf) sundew leaves by eleanord43
Yellow colicroot by eleanord43, Aletris lutea Bog asphodel family (Nartheciaceae) This plant has 3’ tall flowering scapes (a leaf
Yellow colicroot by eleanord43
Grassleaf Barbara's buttons by eleanord43, Marshallia graminifolia65 august anf whitepink damp
Grassleaf Barbara's buttons by eleanord43
Apalachicola River by Turtlerangler, From the bluffs at Apalachicola Bluffs & Ravines Nature Preserve, Liberty Co., Floridaliberty f
Apalachicola River by Turtlerangler
Parrot pitcher plant leaf by eleanord43, Sarracenia psittacina This plant is listed as a state threatened plant in Florida. Here is a close
Parrot pitcher plant leaf by eleanord43
Yellow buttons by eleanord43, Balduina angustifolia This cheerful wildflower forms large drifts across the land.abrp yellowbuttons
Yellow buttons by eleanord43
Mohr's coneflower by eleanord43, august 65 mohrsconeflower rudbeckiamohrii
Mohr's coneflower by eleanord43
Yellow colicroot by eleanord43, Aletris lutea At SR65 wildflower viewing site 1 at forest road 10565 april roadside wfsite1fr105 yel
Yellow colicroot by eleanord43
Daisy fleabane by eleanord43, Erigeron sp There are a number of different species of Daisy fleabane that bloom in north Florida, b
Daisy fleabane by eleanord43
Apalachicola River by eleanord43, abrp apalachicolariverbluffs
Apalachicola River by eleanord43
Slope by cm195902, Moist slopes at Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Nature Preserveapalachicolabluffs tncpreserve
Slope by cm195902
Rose pitcher plant up close by eleanord43, Sarracenia rosea Here is a closer view of the rose pitcher plant flower. It has dropped its petals a
Rose pitcher plant up close by eleanord43
Yellow Colicroot by eleanord43, Aletris lutea Here is a link to more photos of this wildflower: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photo
Yellow Colicroot by eleanord43
Sutton Lake by wfsu.org, Sutton Lake is a backwater swamp featuring the largest old growth tupelo and cypress trees in the Ap
Sutton Lake by wfsu.org
Dewthread sundew flowers (May) by eleanord43, Drosera tracyipink carnivorous anf macro
Dewthread sundew flowers (May) by eleanord43
Yellow eyed grass by eleanord43, Xyris There are many different species of this genus.xyris yelloweyedgrass
Yellow eyed grass by eleanord43
Rose pitcher plant by eleanord43, Here is a closer view of the rose pitcher plant flower. It has dropped its petals and the spent stam
Rose pitcher plant by eleanord43
Sunset on the Apalachicola River by wfsu.org, On an unnamed sand bar on the Apalachicola, where the RiverTrek 2013 paddlers camped at the end of d
Sunset on the Apalachicola River by wfsu.org
Apalachicola River by eleanord43, abrp apalachicolariverbluffs
Apalachicola River by eleanord43
Florida lobelia by eleanord43, Lobelia floridana It is larger than other white lobelias and has purple on the lower side of the two
Florida lobelia by eleanord43
Ogeechee Tupelo in Sutton Lake by wfsu.org, Sutton Lake is a backwater swamp featuring the largest old growth tupelo and cypress trees in the Ap
Ogeechee Tupelo in Sutton Lake by wfsu.org
Dewthread sundew area by eleanord43, Drosera tracyipink carnivorous spring may
Dewthread sundew area by eleanord43
Yellow buttons by eleanord43, This cheerful wildflower forms large drifts across the land.abrp yellowbuttons balduinaangustifolia
Yellow buttons by eleanord43
Flatwoods St. Johnswort by eleanord43, Hypericum microsepalum In early spring, these plants make bright mounds of color in the otherwise d
Flatwoods St. Johnswort by eleanord43
Alum Bluff overlook, Garden of Eden Trail by wfsu.org, Possibly the best overhead view of the Apalachicola River, from Florida's tallest river bluff. <a h
Alum Bluff overlook, Garden of Eden Trail by wfsu.org
White bog violet by eleanord43, Viola lanceolata This small white violet with narrow leaves is very common in the damp open roadside
White bog violet by eleanord43
_MG_9412aWS by Florida Beach Bum, A hazy afternoon at Apalachicola river.spring florida blountstown apalachicolariver panhandlepioneer
_MG_9412aWS by Florida Beach Bum
Rose pitcher plant area by eleanord43, Sarracenia rosea at wildflower viewing site one on SR 65. (Remember it is illegal to dig any plants
Rose pitcher plant area by eleanord43
R by eleanord43, sabatiacampanulata rosepinkslender
R by eleanord43
Orange milkwort by eleanord43, A closer view (Polygala lutea) Milkwort family (Polygalaceae) A friend calls these “bog cheetos” a
Orange milkwort by eleanord43
Drumheads by eleanord43, Polygala cruciata seen from aboveaug82015 wfsite2fr117 fall summer anf pink damp
Drumheads by eleanord43
Coastal false asphodel by eleanord43, Triantha racemosa tofieldiaracemosasyn white damp open summer june anf
Coastal false asphodel by eleanord43
SR 65 fall roadside by eleanord43, narrowleaf sunflower 132 65 fall anf roadside
SR 65 fall roadside by eleanord43
Drumheads by eleanord43, Polygala cruciataaug82015 wfsite2fr117 pink damp summer anf
Drumheads by eleanord43
Tall false foxglove by eleanord43, Agalinis fasciculata This was found blooming at all seven viewing sites on SR 65, a very common fall
Tall false foxglove by eleanord43
Roundpod St. Johnswort by eleanord43, The roadsides along SR 65 through the Apalachicola National Forest are thick with this flower.aug820
Roundpod St. Johnswort by eleanord43
Grassleaf coneflower by eleanord43, Rudbeckia graminifolia This blooms from spring through fall at viewing site 3 on SR65. Here's a link
Grassleaf coneflower by eleanord43
Camel Lake-3 by Palmer Images, Apalachicola National Forestapalachicola camellake
Camel Lake-3 by Palmer Images
Alum Bluff and Sand Bar by wfsu.org, Dykes like the one by this sand bar speed the river flow and increase erosion of the Apalachicola's
Alum Bluff and Sand Bar by wfsu.org
Crested fringed orchid by eleanord43, Platanthera cristataplatantheracristata pineflatwoods
Crested fringed orchid by eleanord43
Roadside on CR 67W, FWF site 12 by eleanord43, Dewthread sundew plants (Drosera tracyi) line the upper bank and are just beginning to bloom in late
Roadside on CR 67W, FWF site 12 by eleanord43
Kayaking Sutton Lake by wfsu.org, On day 2 of RiverTrek 2013. Sutton Lake and Bayou is a backwater swamp full of old growth cypress a
Kayaking Sutton Lake by wfsu.org
Camel Lake-2 by Palmer Images, Apalachicola National Forestapalachicola camellake
Camel Lake-2 by Palmer Images
Alum Bluff landslide scar by wfsu.org, Rocks exposed by the Alum Bluff landslide, which may date to the Miocene Era (5-23 million years ago
Alum Bluff landslide scar by wfsu.org
Alum Bluff landslide debris by wfsu.org, Rocks exposed by the Alum Bluff landslide, which may date to the Miocene Era (5-23 million years ago
Alum Bluff landslide debris by wfsu.org
Bristleleaf chaffhead by eleanord43, Seen at ANF SR65 viewing sites 1, 2 (lots), 3, 4, and the east side at 5fr105 wfsite1 anf latesummer
Bristleleaf chaffhead by eleanord43
Alum Bluff landslide debris by wfsu.org, Rocks exposed by the Alum Bluff landslide, which may date to the Miocene Era (5-23 million years ago
Alum Bluff landslide debris by wfsu.org
Kelley Branch, Garden of Eden Trail by wfsu.org, The Garden of Eden Trail runs along the Nature Conservancy Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve.
Kelley Branch, Garden of Eden Trail by wfsu.org
Many grassleaf coneflower by eleanord43, Rudbeckia graminifoliawfsite3transformer roadside anf june
Many grassleaf coneflower by eleanord43
The Garden of Eden Trail by wfsu.org, Trail blazes lead the way out of steephead ravines and to a majestic view of the Apalachicola River.
The Garden of Eden Trail by wfsu.org
P1040486 by eleanord43, roadside 65 springhelenium fr165n
P1040486 by eleanord43
Hairy chaffhead bloom stalks at 117 by eleanord43, wfsite2fr117
Hairy chaffhead bloom stalks at 117 by eleanord43