#winter in Florida nature

[whatnext10]

Winter Solstice is a Beautiful Time in Florida

Solstice Sumac Many people consider the period around the winter solstice to be a beautiful time of the year. They have fresh snow (or the hope of fresh snow) on the ground and covering the trees and shrubs. But down in central Florida, we don’t get snow but it is cool enough to keep our colorful wildflowers from growing and our grasses and tree leaves from being green. It tends to be a rather…

[kimlion1313]

Sunbeams

Turtle Trail Beach, FL - Jan 24

[hannahs-quirky-moments]

Snow in my backyard in Pensacola ❄️

[jadiaashley]

[expatiating]

messing around on my new camera (I do not know what I’m doing)

[psychedelicswamptrash]

Napping on the beach > Gasparilla parade

[newbirder]

A beautiful view of a Winter Wren in North Florida to start out 2024 birding!

[walkingzero1]

Normally I hike alone so im still getting used to it...But joining a weekly hiking club was the best thing I've done in 2025 so far. I'm trying to build a little adventure community/friend group brick by brick, so ya know, this is a start 🖤

[blujayonthewing]

might fuck around and start following the wheel of the year again

[q8q]

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[imrananwar]

Magnificent Hibiscus In Florida Winter At Start Of 2021 - IMRAN™ This is one of the countless flowers that bloomed on this hibiscus plant in my driveway in Apollo Beach, Florida, for years. I took this with the iPhone 11 Pro Max I was using then. It was the second day of the year, in 2021. Unfortunately, a few months ago this plant died very suddenly even though nothing had been changed about its soil, or watering, or nutrients.

© 2024 IMRAN™

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the tracks

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[whatnext10]

The Sun Setting Over the Water is Always Beautiful

Watermelon Pond Recently, I’ve taken a couple of great hikes out on a friend’s property that backs up on a pretty good sized pond known as Watermelon Pond. Like most of our central Florida waterways, this pond is spring fed, and it’s size changes depending on how much rain we’ve had. Lately we’ve had plenty of rain, so the waters are pretty high and are attracting lots of birds and wildlife.…

[psychedelicswamptrash]