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Flickr Meetup wrap
The meeting was very well attended – though some fell victim to Christmas stress and Flu!
Nevertheless – 22 Flicksters showed and experienced an interesting day at the Circle B Bar Reserve.
A bit hampered by very persistent fog – the day turned out to be beautiful after the sun burned the fog
away. And breathtaking sights to be seen. Thousands of Pelicans swooping in, congregating at the West Marsh
and on the Lake, flying forth and back.
Some impressions here.
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Flickr Meetup Info
Some info for those who haven’t been at Circle B yet. When coming via the Polk Parkway to 540 – the Reserve will be at your left, to your right, when arriving via Hwy 98.
Shortly after you enter you will see a couple of parking spaces to your right – which are the closest ones to the West Marsh – where most of the Flicksters can be found in the early morning. If all spaces are occupied drive further to the main parking lot at the Nature Center.
From there take the trail behind the Rain Huts and turn right. Take the next left at the intersection towards the open area. You run into the intersection Alligator Alley (left) and Marsh Rabbit Run (right). Turn right and you walk towards the West Marsh.
Keep your eyes up – most likely you will see the Pelicans flying towards Lake Hancock in the east.

- Circle B Bar Reserve
Sunday Weather Forecast
Here’s what the Weather people say for the date of our Flickr meet in Lakeland:
(Not perfect – but not too bad either)

- Sunday hourly forecast for Lakeland, FL
Be a Snitch on Nature!
We really would like to make this site a current and as active as can be.
This is about what’s going on in Florida, what Wildlife is concerned.
So here’s a simple form, where you can submit, what you’ve seen where.
If everyone participates – we will get a pretty good picture on
the state of Florida’s Wildlife at any given time.
We will publish those reports as often as we receive them – and we think it will help to avoid
heading to locations, that are too quiet to warrant a visit – and to locate the “HOT: spots.
So please participate – it takes only a few minutes – but you will help everyone, to paint
a comprehensive image on whats going on in Florida Wildlife.



