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Matthew Paulson

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United States, Florida, Tampa

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Cape Neddick Light Station, Maine, United States

Category: Black and White
Date Shot: Tue, Oct 6, 2009

Camera: Canon 40D
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Submitted: Fri, Jun 4, 2010
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Lake Kissimmee State Park // Feb 7, 2008

Lake Kissimmee State Park almost never disappoints. On my most recent trip I saw 5 bald eagles, wood stork, fox squirrel, turkey, red shouldered hawk, gopher tortoise, alligator, phoebe, and an eastern glass lizard.

Joe Overstreet Landing // Dec 12, 2007

On this single day on Joe Overstreet and Three Lakes I saw a coyote, 10 deer, 10 Bald Eagles, a Peregrine Falcon, 4 Whooping cranes, fox squirrels, meadowlark, bluebird, robins, sandhill cranes and tons of tiny sparrows that I can't yet identify.

Fort De Soto Park // Dec 8, 2007

Fort Desoto is one of the prime shorebird photography sites in the US. Also a frequent stop over for migrating songbirds. Beautiful and usually peaceful beaches also.

Fort De Soto Park // Dec 8, 2007

April and May usually have the terns bringing food to their mates and doing other interesting things that make for good photography.

Everglades National Park // Jul 5, 2007

Anhinga trail is one of the premier birding sites in all of Florida especially when the water levels drop.

Everglades National Park // Jul 5, 2007

These are most easily found at the Gumbo limbo trail near Anhinhga trail. This trail gets you away from the crowds and treats you to some different sites.

Dry Tortugas National Park // Jul 2, 2007

Fort Jefferson is well worth a visit for anyone visiting Key West. I spent two nights camping on the island. The sunsets over the Loggerhead Key lighthouse were spectacular.

Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area // Jun 22, 2007

Three Lakes WMA is a great place to see sandhill cranes along with bald eagles, crested caracaras and many other birds including the highly endangered whooping cranes.

Fort De Soto Park // Feb 10, 2007

Fort Desoto is one of the prime shorebird photography sites in the US. Also a frequent stop over for migrating songbirds. Beautiful and usually peaceful beaches also.