Everglades National Park, Florida
Everglades National Park Info
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Everglades National Park Photos
So fine was the morning except for a streak of wind here and there that the sea and sky looked all one fabric, as if sails were stuck high up in the sky, or the clouds had dropped down into the sea.
Jet7Black posted a photo:
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Been a while. Been back to the Everglades a lot since I last posted. Been to some other places too. It's time to start posting again.
EPCOT Explorer posted a photo:
"Z Tree"
Sal Sciarrino posted a photo:
Z is for zen...
Dwarf cypress forest, Everglades National Park Florida
Strangler Fig, Florida, Dade County, Everglades National Park see text on other
EC Leatherberry posted a photo:
The Florida strangler fig is a native to the southern half of Florida. Individual stranger fig trees starts out as a parasite on another tree. The seed from which the tree grew was probably deposited by birds in cracks on the bark of a host tree. There, the seed germinated. The new tree- the stranger fig- vine-like while young, wraps around and grows up the host tree. As it spreads its roots around the host tree, it cuts off the host's sunlight, constricts its vascular system, and eventually kills it.
