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There are so many places to see Manatees in Florida <3 That is such a bucketlist item! I would have never thought of a Disney resort as a spot so see wildlife. Thank you for bringing the John Pennecamp Coral Reef State Park to our attention – to dive there must be amazing!
Hi Carina! Yes, the John Pennecamp Coral Reef Park is amazing. It’s where I did my first open water dive, though most areas were no deeper than 25 feet. It’s a fabulous place for snorkelers, too with excellent visibility.
I’ve gotten more into wildlife photography recently so this post is super interesting for me! The egrets… so gorgeous! That bald eagle too! Incredible to see in person and photograph I’m sure 🙂
Florida is an easy place to practice your wildlife photography. Plus, some of the animals are bigger (and get closer) than your favorite puffins!
I’m enjoying my photography now and can’t wait to visit Florida and visit some of these recommendations. Crystal River to swim with manatees would be top of my list along with Gatorland.
It’s a wonderful experience, Wendy! You can also paddleboard with the manatees because the water is very clear near the springs.
There’s no competing with some of that wildlife in Florida. The manatees are particularly cool. Great photos Tiffany.
Thank you, John! Florida is a great place for amateur photographers (like me) to get practice with wildlife photography.
I’m always wary of wildlife, to be honest, but I can totally appreciate wildlife photography. Those manatees are so cute!
In Florida, it’s easy to keep your distance, but still get a great shot. 🙂