Florida Gulf Coast Birding
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Posted: 2024-11-27
Summer Insects at Clark Bay
Continuing highlights from a summer hike I did 14 years ago in the nearby Clark Bay Conservation Area (CBCA) afer last month's look at a variety of plants this month will focus on insects.
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Posted: 2024-08-30
Summer Plants in Clark Bay
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Posted: 2024-07-31
Interesting Fungi
Mushrooms and other interesting fungi...
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Posted: 2024-02-29
Viera Wetlands
This Florida birding hotspot is more than just birds...
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Posted: 2023-12-07
Green Sea Turtles
Green sea turtles nesting and hatching on Florida beaches...
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Posted: 2023-10-13
Nature on the middle Suwannee River
Kayaking the Suwannee River, exploring springs and nature downriver of Suwannee River State Park and the confluence of the Withlacoochee River.
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Posted: 2023-03-23
Nature Challenges
Nature Challenges: easy & fun and serious & difficult...
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Posted: 2023-01-31
Volusia County Endangered Ferns
Florida's endangered ferns found in Volusia County...
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Posted: 2022-12-02
Beach Wildflowers
Wildflowers at the beach, native plant sale & stickers
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Posted: 2022-04-08
Smoky Mountains Redux
Fungi, beetles, wildflowers & more in the Smoky Mountains...
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Posted: 2022-02-28
December 2021
A look back at 2021 photos, Ocklawaha survey results, ornaments now available.
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Posted: 2021-12-06
November 2021
Hawthorns, Native Plant Society field trips, beetles & jigsaw puzzles...
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Posted: 2021-11-01
October 2021
Reunite the Rivers & Florida Native Plant Month...
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Posted: 2021-10-08
May 2020
Stay at home and outdoor exercise during Covid leads to backyard & bicycle botany.
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Posted: 2020-05-21
March 2020
Coronavirus cancellations, three Florida pawpaws and two Lepidoptera that share pawpaws as larval hosts.
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Posted: 2020-03-16
Best of 2019
A look back at some of my favorites of the photography I did over the past year.
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Posted: 2020-01-20
November 2019
Kapok & ceiba trees, Havana's 500th Anniversary, street art & a garden party in Artisan Alley...
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Posted: 2019-11-13
October 2019
New button mangrove photos, wildlife festival Saturday & note card gift box sets...
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Posted: 2019-10-25
September 2019
Relationships between climate change, hurricanes and mangroves...
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Posted: 2019-09-22
July 2019
Backpacking the Florida Trail in the Ocala National Forest & photo contest...
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Posted: 2019-07-22
June 2019
A very busy photography spring preceeded by a week-long trip to Cuba in February...
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Posted: 2019-06-13
January/February 2019
The Florida state butterfly, the Florida Trail, Lake Lizzie and Run for the Woods....
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Posted: 2019-02-01
November 2018
A search for tree snails, green anoles and evolution, plus holiday discount sales...
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Posted: 2018-11-29
October 2018
Dragonflies, birding tour and National Trails Festival hike to start out autumn...
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Posted: 2018-10-19
August 2018
Parker solar probe launch, Perseids meteor shower, rocks and change at Paul Rebmann Nature Photography
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Posted: 2018-08-31
June 2018
Florida Native Plant Society field trip bonus rare Schaus' swallowtail butterflies.
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Posted: 2018-06-19
May 2018
Acacia, Vachallia, Senegalia or Mimosa, whatever the name this acacia is sweet.
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Posted: 2018-05-02
March 2018
Soras, Purple Gallinules, their relatives and where I have photographed them in Florida.
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Posted: 2018-03-19
January 2018
Gulf fritillary butterflies, caterpillar, chrysalis, and the plants they depend on...
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Posted: 2018-01-31
December 2017
What do hurricanes have to do with mushrooms? And mushrooms come in various shapes & sizes...
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Posted: 2017-12-07
October 2017
The most convenient total solar eclipse in 47 years called for trying some new photography...
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Posted: 2017-10-10
August 2017
The life cycle of tiny spiderling plume moths: eggs, larvae, pupa, adults...
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Posted: 2017-08-30
June 2017
Pollinator week is in June. Pollinators are not just honey bees and Monarchs...
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Posted: 2017-06-11
May 2017
Life on the dunes, beach bunnies, searockets, survival and resurgence...
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Posted: 2017-05-01
March 2017
Sandhill cranes in Florida are like the people, there are locals and also snowbirds...
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Posted: 2017-03-14
February 2017
6 more weeks of winter like Florida has had so far is pretty much the same as spring....
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Posted: 2017-02-07
December 2016
Hurricane, drought, wildfires, abbreviated Appalachian Trail hike. An interesting autumn this year...
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Posted: 2016-12-12
Hurricane Matthew edition
Only in Florida program postponed due to Hurricane Matthew, canvas sale extended
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Posted: 2016-10-04
September 2016
Bartram's Ixia found only in Florida is named for William Bartram who described it in his Travels
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Posted: 2016-09-29
August 2016
Dwarf Cypress - A forest of centuries-old cypress less than 15 feet tall
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Posted: 2016-08-15
May-June 2016
Pitcherplants in May - insect eating plants on display in the forests of Florida
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Posted: 2016-06-07
April 2016
Ocklawaha River springs and other sights exposed during drawdown of Rodman Reservoir, highlights of 2 kayak outings.
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Posted: 2016-04-29
March 2016
Both William Bartram and Andre Michaux discover a new pawpaw in 18th century Florida. This turned out to be Asimina obovata, a pawpaw found only in Florida.
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Posted: 2016-03-20
February 2016
Ever wonder about the flora & fauna that is found only in Florida?
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Posted: 2016-02-24
January 2016
Unseasonable heat, winter blooms, El Niño, what's next?
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Posted: 2016-01-26
December 2015
2015 Year in Review - the photographer's favorite images of the past 12 months
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Posted: 2015-12-15
November 2015
OptOutside and a first camping trip with children to enjoy the outdoors unplugged
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Posted: 2015-11-26
October 2015
Lake Disston a Florida Outstanding Water & Audubon IBA is a great nature photography spot...
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Posted: 2015-10-20
July 2015
Paul Rebmann Nature Photography now appearing in two Florida exhibits
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Posted: 2015-07-31
June 2016
Award winning Golden-Silk Spider and more spiders and webs in this edition.
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Posted: 2015-06-30
May 2015
Florida State Forests: great places to find photographic subjects and more...
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Posted: 2015-05-26
April 2015
Florida Orchids, people's obsession with, exploring for, and photographing these beautiful little treasures of nature...
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Posted: 2015-04-30
March 2015
Florida's Ocklawaha River flows north 74 miles from Lake Harris, along the western border of the Ocala national Forest and enters the St. Johns River just upstream of Welaka.
The sections of the Ocklawaha that are still natural are some of the most scenic waterways in Florida and make for excellent canoeing and kayaking.
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Posted: 2015-03-25
February 2015
Appalachian Trail Photography. What does the AT have to do with Apalachicola oysters?
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Posted: 2015-02-19
January 2015
A recap of all 2014 blog posts by Paul Rebmann comprising a summary of the first year of blogging.
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Posted: 2015-01-31
December 2014
Operation Migration brings young whooping cranes to Florida each winter.
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Posted: 2014-12-12
November 2014
Photography from a kayak.
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Posted: 2014-11-25
October 2014
The first Nature Photography by Paul Rebmann newsletter, Halifax Art Festival.
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Posted: 2014-10-31
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