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Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
The entrance to Shark Valley.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
A view of the Everglades.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
Great blue heron.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
Alligators sunning themselves along the trail near the viewing tower.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
A view of the Everglades.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
Storms out in the distance.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
This part of the Everglades is known for wildlife.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
View down from the viewing tower.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
Unidentified species (help us identify it by providing feedback).
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
The viewing tower.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
A view from the tower.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
12/04/2016
Red-shouldered hawk.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
Anhinga.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
Great blue heron.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
02/22/2015
Snowy egret.
Annie Herstik
Photo Date: 
04/07/2017
An alligator's jaws easily crack a turtle's shell.

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