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Haw Creek

Flagler Co. FL 08/05/21
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16
Flagler Co. FL 04/09/16

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Haw Creek originates in several branches draining the wet flatwoods of north Volusia County and south Flagler County. The creek flows through a cypress swamp before entering Crescent Lake.
The lower stretch of this waterway is surrounded by Haw creek Preserve State Park. Paddling access for canoes and kayaks can be found at Russell Landing Flagler County public boat ramp at the end of county Road 2007. Access can also be found at a Bull Creek Fish Camp on Dead Lake at the end of county road 2006.

For more information about and photos of the various subjects photographed while kayaking Haw Creek, check out the following links.
Alligatorweed - Alternanthera philoxeroides
Bartram's airplant - Tillandsia bartramii
Dotted duckweed - Landoltia punctata
Duckweed firetail - Telebasis byersi
Northern cardinal - Cardinalis cardinalis
Osprey - Pandion haliaetus var. carolinensis
Purple sesbian - Sesbania punicea
Swallow-tailed kite - Elanoides forficatus
Swamp rose - Rosa palustris

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