
Shiny afternoon. by Jill Bazeley

There's mosquitoes on the river, fish are rising up like birds by Kathryn Louise18

Mission In The Rain by Kathryn Louise18

Serenity by Kathryn Louise18

Fall Colors in Florida #instaflorida #thisisnow #iwitnessweather #theweatherproject #centralFlorida #iphone5 by Daniel Piraino

Seminole Ranch by J. Parker Photography

Seminole Ranch by J. Parker Photography

Seminole Ranch by J. Parker Photography

Econlockhatchee River by Carlton Ward Photography

Culpepper Bend Trail by J. Parker Photography

Econlockhatchee River by J. Parker Photography

Seminole Ranch by J. Parker Photography

Tangled Arms. (Brazos Enredados). by Samuel Santiago

S.R. 46 Crossing the St Johns by p simmons

Buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis) by Robert Stalnaker

Halloween Pennant (Celithemis eponina) by Robert Stalnaker

Deep Creek by Carlton Ward Photography

Econlockhatchee River by Carlton Ward Photography

Colors of the Florida Landscape by ahh.photo

CWard2011-50600.jpg by Carlton Ward Photography

Delta Flower Beetles (Trigonopeltastes delta) and Acrobat Ants (Crematogaster ashmeadi) on Water Hemlock (Cicuta maculata) by Mary Keim

Pine Flatwoods with Goldenrod (Solidago sp.) by Mary Keim

Ringless Honeymushroom by treegrow

Branch of palm at creek of tannins. by Tim Kiser

Swamp Sunset by Eric.Burniche

Sword Fern by treegrow

Kolokee Loop Trail by treegrow

Pond Pine (Pinus serotina) by Mary Keim

FAVORITE VIEW no. 471 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

St. John's River from Orange Mound by Mary Keim
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I saw saw palmettoes [sic] at the bottom of a forest of cabbage palms in sunny November. by Tim Kiser

FAVORITE VIEW no. 563 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

Engine Information System by sergio_leenen

Sandhill by Mary Keim

FAVORITE VIEW no. 652 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

Eastern Amberwing (Perithemis tenera) by Mary Keim

Hydric Hammock by treegrow

Floridian plant wonderland: what a mess! by Tim Kiser

Delight of blackwater of Econlockhatchee River, with live oak and bromeliads and a small patch of brilliant fall colors. by Tim Kiser

Longleaf Pine by treegrow

Exploding green fireworks of saw palmetto, at canopy of cabbage palm. by Tim Kiser

Southern Broken-Dash (Wallengrenia otho) by Mary Keim

Delight of blackwater of Econlockhatchee R. by Tim Kiser

Woodland spectacle at Floridian riverbank. by Tim Kiser

FAVORITE VIEW no. 67 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

A fine view of the Econlockhatchee River among its vegetation. by Tim Kiser

Late November east-central Florida plantlife assortment. by Tim Kiser

FAVORITE VIEW no. 586 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

FAVORITE VIEW no. 241 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

Trust a footbridge!, despite its missing plank. by Tim Kiser

A "bromeliads' delight" was this tree o'er a black river. An "epiphytes' content." by Tim Kiser

SEE AN OCCURRENCE of a PERSON SEEING the Econlockhatchee River. by Tim Kiser

See the curvaceous trunk of a cabbage palm at a NASTY MAT of invasive water spangles, at a floodplain swamp in an oxbow in the U.S. subtropics. by Tim Kiser

Live oak and airplants of Econlockhatchee River. by Tim Kiser

Cattle (Bos taurus) by Mary Keim

FAVORITE VIEW no. 379 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

"Look at the Econlockhatchee River thru frames of treebranches of live oaks, covered in 'hairs' of airplants," I said. by Tim Kiser

In east-central Florida today a creek of blackwater digs thru sandy soil, amid numerous trunks of cabbage palms. by Tim Kiser

FAVORITE VIEW no. 513 of Florida National Scenic Trail November 28th. by Tim Kiser

NO LONGER must we travel all the way to Seminole County Florida to see the Econlockhatchee River, thanks to DIGITAL PICTURES ONLINE. by Tim Kiser