Welcome to Wild Florida Photo, a compendium of Florida nature & other subjects of interest to the photographer, Paul Rebmann.
The main menu now has an easy to find and use feature to search all subject names (binomial and common) and titles. Best results will be obtained by entering only one word. All or only some search results can then be selected to get more information and compare photos.
The most recently added or modified plant at Wild Florida Photo.
Rosary Pea
Blackeyed Susan
Not native to Florida
Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council: Category I designation
This plant is an invasive exotic that is altering native plant communities by displacing native species, changing community structures or ecological functions, or hybridizing with natives.
This species should never be planted (many with this designation are prohibited by law), and generally should be removed whenever possible.
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The most recently added or modified animal at Wild Florida Photo.
Yellow Fly Of The Dismal Swamp
Doctor Fly
Yellow Fly
Florida native
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The latest blog post is about Backyard and Bicycle Botany during Quarantine.
Stay at home orders and self-quarantine to prevent the spread of Coronavirus has disrupted everyone's routines this spring. However, this does not preclude either botanizing or photography, both of which I have been able to indulge in during these unusual times.
Read more in the Backyard and Bicycle Botany during Quarantine blog post.
The most recently added or modified other subjects at Wild Florida Photo.
More recently added or updated other subjects
The latest newsletter: May 2020.
Stay at home and outdoor exercise during Covid leads to backyard & bicycle botany.
Cuba Photography by Paul Rebmann
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