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Irap

Irap

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Nice grouping Ira ! Here are mine.

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Thank you Irap for sharing those great photos; love the number 2 and number 5!
Here's are two taken a few years ago:


The big guy of the river


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Mating season...

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Now we're talkin'! I love gators so much! And all of your photos are gorgeous!

Here's a couple of mine from over the years...

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That last one has an annoying foreground leaf, but I just love the expression on the little baby's face. Looks so blissful, immersed in all that duckweed and just soaking it all in like a spa day. One happy gator!

Most of these (except the first big guy, which was from Pearl River in Louisiana) are from Wekiva River, where I grew up, and were taken from a kayak. There weren't a lot of big gators in the mile or so stretch between the marina and the head springs, so all the little young gators would hang out there. They'd let you get real close in a kayak if you were quiet and slow.
 
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jadewolf said:
Now we're talkin'! I love gators so much! And all of your photos are gorgeous!

Here's a couple of mine from over the years...

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That last one has an annoying foreground leaf, but I just love the expression on the little baby's face. Looks so blissful, immersed in all that duckweed and just soaking it all in like a spa day. One happy gator!

Most of these (except the first big guy, which was from Pearl River in Louisiana) are from Wekiva River, where I grew up, and were taken from a kayak. There weren't a lot of big gators in the mile or so stretch between the marina and the head springs, so all the little young gators would hang out there. They'd let you get real close in a kayak if you were quiet and slow.
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Nice shots jadewolf! 1 & 2 are my favorites.
 
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jadewolf said:
Now we're talkin'! I love gators so much! And all of your photos are gorgeous!

Here's a couple of mine from over the years...

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That last one has an annoying foreground leaf, but I just love the expression on the little baby's face. Looks so blissful, immersed in all that duckweed and just soaking it all in like a spa day. One happy gator!

Most of these (except the first big guy, which was from Pearl River in Louisiana) are from Wekiva River, where I grew up, and were taken from a kayak. There weren't a lot of big gators in the mile or so stretch between the marina and the head springs, so all the little young gators would hang out there. They'd let you get real close in a kayak if you were quiet and slow.
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These are all so beautiful, great photographs Jade!
 
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Great images, Ira. Beautiful colours in the second and fifth images.
Sadly, living where I do the only time I get to shoot them is when I'm in your neck of the woods.

Here's Big George at Wakodahatchee.

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jadewolf said:
Now we're talkin'! I love gators so much! And all of your photos are gorgeous!

Here's a couple of mine from over the years...

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That last one has an annoying foreground leaf, but I just love the expression on the little baby's face. Looks so blissful, immersed in all that duckweed and just soaking it all in like a spa day. One happy gator!

Most of these (except the first big guy, which was from Pearl River in Louisiana) are from Wekiva River, where I grew up, and were taken from a kayak. There weren't a lot of big gators in the mile or so stretch between the marina and the head springs, so all the little young gators would hang out there. They'd let you get real close in a kayak if you were quiet and slow.
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All very nice; LOVE that b&w shot!!
 
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jadewolf said:
Now we're talkin'! I love gators so much! And all of your photos are gorgeous!

Here's a couple of mine from over the years...

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That last one has an annoying foreground leaf, but I just love the expression on the little baby's face. Looks so blissful, immersed in all that duckweed and just soaking it all in like a spa day. One happy gator!

Most of these (except the first big guy, which was from Pearl River in Louisiana) are from Wekiva River, where I grew up, and were taken from a kayak. There weren't a lot of big gators in the mile or so stretch between the marina and the head springs, so all the little young gators would hang out there. They'd let you get real close in a kayak if you were quiet and slow.
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