After a trip to visit the oratory and town of Ave Maria (which I promise to blog about later), I was on an alligator hunt. I needed my critter fix! It was a great opportunity for me to try to learn to use my 300x lens, also. Because I wear one contact for distance, my right eye contact, it was a challenge to try to use that eye to look through the viewfinder. Usually I look through my left. Try that sometime - it's trickier than it sounds! Of course, there is no "auto focus" when using this lense! Therefore, I apologize for any blurriness in the images, but they are worth sharing, nonetheless.
At Ave Maria, the magnolia were beginning to bloom, so I couldn't resist a close-up. See the bee tucked under the petals on the left?
Our second stop was Billy's Swamp Safari, where this guy stood at the fence questioning my motives.
And when making a very wide loop through our sun-kissed peninsula, we finally spotted gators in the wild. Here's a small guy taking advantage of the rays.
And a bigger guy floating along, keeping an eye on the crazy lady at the side of the road.
Don't forget - you can click on any picture to see it larger!
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