The Carnivorous Plant FAQ Field Trip Report -

Okefenokee and Doerun Georgia in 2003.

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I am including this montage of images that Beth took because I feel guilty talking only about the carnivorous plants in Okefenokee. There is so much more to see and do!

Counterclockwise from top left:
Cypress forest along Floyds Island. The reflective path in the middle is the canoe trail. At this point I had no idea I was approaching a terrifying cabin-of-evil and brooding death.

Beautiful animals like this curious barred owl. Beth and I added many birds onto our life-lists on this trip.

Grand vistas like this copse of cypress in the distance, draped in Spanish moss. This is a view from Bluff Lake. The changing light from the sun setting on this partly cloudy day made for an ever-changing mood.

Very few bothersome people, like this photographer. Hey, that's me!

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Revised: October 2007
©Barry Rice, 2005