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Floridians... let's play a game!

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AndrewH

The camera pointer guy
Ok ok, and anyone who's been to the Gulf part of Florida. Let's play a game. Look at the wildlife images I had taken, along with one scenery picture, and try to guess which park I had visited. If no one guesses right after a couple days, I'll put up a second scenery picture.

I will give two hint's. The area was on saltwater coast on the gulf side of Florida; and it is in SW Florida. It is not the Everglades. Enjoy, and let's see what we get.

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Your scenery picture - A long with a ton of Fiddler Crabs
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I think Ding Darling is a good guess. Is it a state park or a local park?
That pic of the fiddler crabs is amazing! That is a lot of crabs!!!
 
It's a smaller local park. It's not Ding Darling, although I may have to check that park out :)
 
AndrewH said:
It's a smaller local park. It's not Ding Darling, although I may have to check that park out :)
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Ding Darling is great. Lots of bird life, tree crabs, alligators and american crocodiles....I have lots of great pics from there but they were all from before I went digital unfortunately.
 
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