Flora Fauna Finds: Florida Keys

Flora Fauna Finds: Florida Keys The Florida Keys plants, animals, and various hidden scenic views shared by an avid enthusiast

Florida Keys Find: This 1970s postcard image shows the famous sign in Fort Kent, Route 1 in Maine. Another similar sign ...
06/22/2024

Florida Keys Find: This 1970s postcard image shows the famous sign in Fort Kent, Route 1 in Maine. Another similar sign stands at the opposite end of Route 1, in Key West, Florida.

Florida Keys Flora: Now that’s a fruit salad. It’s mango season here in the Keys plus lil pink pineapples, jackfruit (I ...
06/06/2024

Florida Keys Flora: Now that’s a fruit salad. It’s mango season here in the Keys plus lil pink pineapples, jackfruit (I think), and actual Key limes.

Florida Keys Flora: The Powder Puff tree is straight out the land of the Lorax. The Dr Seuss Truffula doppelgänger is l...
05/28/2024

Florida Keys Flora: The Powder Puff tree is straight out the land of the Lorax. The Dr Seuss Truffula doppelgänger is loved by butterflies bees and me, can’t you see.

05/24/2024

Florida Keys Find: Flamingo Friday! Captured this squawker awhile back. One of the two housed at The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory. Rhett and Scarlett can be seen on their we**am or in person. Get your flamingo kisses and butterflies wishes.

Florida Keys Flora: This one stopped me on my trek. The bleeding glory-bower; bagflower" or "beauty bush. Native to… tr...
05/21/2024

Florida Keys Flora: This one stopped me on my trek. The bleeding glory-bower; bagflower" or "beauty bush. Native to… tropical west Africa. Cool cool cool.

Florida Keys Find: A walk at dusk turned up this inviting cozy lighted walkway. The gate was left open and felt as if ...
05/21/2024

Florida Keys Find: A walk at dusk turned up this inviting cozy lighted walkway. The gate was left open and felt as if it was a personal invitation.

Florida Keys Flora: Todays walk I found the Suriname Cherry. Also known as the Pitanga, Star or Brazilian Cherry. Non...
05/20/2024

Florida Keys Flora: Todays walk I found the Suriname Cherry. Also known as the Pitanga, Star or Brazilian Cherry.

Non toxic to humans; red is sweet to eat - green is bitter. Fun fact: used in wound healing. Sadly I had no wounds nor did I try one, but I will next time.

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