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Lots of fun and exciting things on the horizon as we head back into the high season
Have you seen our October issue of Keys Traveler eNewsletter? Find out what’s happening in the #FloridaKeys https://fla-keys.com/newsletter/
found in the Lower Keys mostly in and around Big Pine Key but ranging down to Upper Sugarloaf Key.
Key Deer
With his new antlers, velvet recently rubbed off on the bark of trees, this buck navigates his way through the back country waters of Big Pine Key.
Photo by Noni Cay
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Anyone planning to travel at night through the Upper Keys needs to be aware of these road closures.
It’s #PhotoFriday and we wanted to share Noni Cay’s recent submission to the #FloridaKeys Photo Adventure, a Roseate Spoonbill with her three immature offspring in the marshes of #BigPineKey. Great 📸! #ConnectAndProtect Post your favorite Keys pic from your summer in the comments. https://fla-keys.com/photoadventure/
Good news for the Florida Keys. Hoping this storm continues to stay offshore while it’s still a threat to land.
The National Hurricane Center has removed all of the #FloridaKeys from the Hurricane Dorian forecast error track providing Keys officials the opportunity to encourage visitors to travel to the island chain. More information https://fla-keys.com/news/article/10631/
Good news for the Florida Keys. Hoping this storm continues to stay offshore while it’s still a threat to land.
The National Hurricane Center has removed all of the #FloridaKeys from the Hurricane Dorian forecast error track providing Keys officials the opportunity to encourage visitors to travel to the island chain. More information https://fla-keys.com/news/article/10631/
Sharing a Stick- A white ibis and tricolored heron share a lookout post at the wetland. Wading bird beak shape and size tell you a lot about how they make their living.
– Park Ranger Kristie
Sharing a Stick- A white ibis and tricolored heron share a lookout post at the wetland. Wading bird beak shape and size tell you a lot about how they make their living.
– Park Ranger Kristie
We all make mistakes! This extremely healthy juvenile osprey apparently did just that. After getting a little too wet 10-miles offshore, he swam to a nearby boat of lady lobsterers. They gave him a lift to shore where we retrieved him. After a night of rest we successfully sent him on his way!
We all make mistakes! This extremely healthy juvenile osprey apparently did just that. After getting a little too wet 10-miles offshore, he swam to a nearby boat of lady lobsterers. They gave him a lift to shore where we retrieved him. After a night of rest we successfully sent him on his way!
Sharing a Stick- A white ibis and tricolored heron share a lookout post at the wetland. Wading bird beak shape and size tell you a lot about how they make their living.
– Park Ranger Kristie
