Black Mangrove Tunnel
Frangipani Blossoms
Large Orange Sulphur Butterfly
Buttonbush
Green Iguana
Open Seed Pod
gibbs
Tanner
Black and White Mangroves
Coral Honeysuckle
Gumbo Limbo Tree
Key Deer
Injured Brown Pelicans
Moonset over Bahia Honda Key
Sunrise by the Old Bahia Honda Rail Bridge
Sunrise 15 minutes later
Blue Hole
Sombrero Key Lighthouse
Old Seven Mile Bridge
House on a Canal
Kayaking off Summerland Key
Stingray
Fishing off Little Monkey Key
A Storm at Midnight
Sea Side Inn Post-Irma
Melted Asphalt
Key West Cemetery
Vase at the Key West Cemetery
Painted Rocking Chair at Craine Point
Summerland Boardwalk Overlooking the Gulf
A Ruined Estate for Sale
Old Gate on Ruined Estate
Bird House and a Pinwheel
Colorful Fence at Coco Plum Inn
Bobalus Restaurant Bar
Black Mangrove TunnelAvicennia germinans
Frangipani Blossoms Plumeria rubra
Large Orange Sulphur ButterflyPhoebis agarithe maxima
ButtonbushCephalantbus occidentalis
Green IguanaIguana iguana
Open Seed PodAcacia cyclops
gibbs
Tanner “Tanner” is a sixteen year-old bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) at the Dolphin Research Center in Marathon.
Black and White MangrovesAvicennia germinans & Laguncularia racemosa
Coral HoneysuckleLonicera sempervirens
Gumbo Limbo TreeBursera simaruba. The Gumbo Limbo tree develops red bark that peels back resembling sunburned skin, which gave it the nickname of “Tourist Tree”
Key DeerOdocoileus virginianus clavium. The Key Deer are the closest relative to the North American white-tailed deer and are native to Big Pine Key.
Injured Brown PelicansPelecanus occidentalis
Moonset over Bahia Honda Key
Sunrise by the Old Bahia Honda Rail Bridge
Sunrise 15 minutes later
Blue HoleThe largest freshwater spring in the Keys is located on Big Pine Key and is responsible for keeping the native key deer alive.
Sombrero Key LighthouseThis lighthouse was built on the now eroded island of Sombrero Key in 1859, just before the Civil War started.
Old Seven Mile Bridge
House on a Canal
Kayaking off Summerland Key
Stingray
Fishing off Little Monkey Key
A Storm at Midnight
Sea Side Inn Post-IrmaSea Side Inn was a small inn on Grassy Key that was destroyed by hurricane Irma.
Melted AsphaltThis asphalt has peeled up off this rode due to extreme salt exposure, heat, and weather. It is the texture of dry thin clay that breaks when you lightly step on it.
Key West CemeteryThis gated off portion of the Key West Cemetery is dedicated for the men and women who have served in the military.
Vase at the Key West Cemetery
Painted Rocking Chair at Craine Point
Summerland Boardwalk Overlooking the Gulf
A Ruined Estate for Sale
Old Gate on Ruined Estate
Bird House and a Pinwheel
Colorful Fence at Coco Plum Inn
Bobalus Restaurant BarBobalus has been closed up since Irma.
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