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A photographic exploration of Georgia's Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge to highlight this habitat for continued future preservation.

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Tag: Nature Photography

Courage, My Daughter!

An excerpt from my March 11, 2015 Okefenokee nature journal: Wednesday, 9:45 AM – In exploring the swamps of Georgia … More

Alligator, Billys Lake, Georgia, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, Stephen C Foster, Wildlife Photography, William Wise Photography

This Incredible Boldness – William Bartram

“I saw before me, through the clear water, the head and shoulders of a very large alligator, moving slowly towards … More

Alligator, blackwater, Georgia, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, Stephen C Foster, Wildlife Photography, William Bartram

Outside the Okefenokee: Jorō Spider Invasion

Today’s post takes us outside the Okefenokee. But who knows if this foreign invader will eventually spread through Georgia and … More

Georgia, iNaturalist, Introduced Species, Invasive Species, Joro Spider, Macro Photography, Nature Journal, Nature Photography, Orb Weaver, Spider Web, Wildlife Photography

Okefenokee Magnificent White Bonnet Lily Blooms

“A man who has spent his entire life in and near the Swamp describes the setting of Gannet Lake as … More

Georgia, Hamp Mizell, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, White Water Lily, williamwisephoto

Okefenokee Bonnet Lakes

In 1875, The Atlanta Constitution published the dramatic headline: “We now announce to our readers, and the people of Georgia, that … More

Alligator, Bonnet Lily, Georgia, Georgia History, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Journal, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, Wildlife Photography, williamwisephoto

Here Lived and Loved Another Race of Beings

In an 1825 oration, early American poet ​Charles Sprague beautifully laments the  extirpation of the American Indian that once roamed … More

American Indians, blackwater, Charles Sprague, Cypress Swamp, Georgia, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, William Wise Photography

William Bartram’s Sarracenia

“Shall we analyze these beautiful plants, since they seem cheerfully to invite us? How greatly the flowers of the yellow Sarracenia represent … More

Bartram Travels, botany, Georgia, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, Pitcher Plant, Stephen C Foster, William Bartram, William Wise Photography

Be Aware! Alligators Present

An excerpt from my March 10, 2015 Okefenokee Nature Journal: Tuesday, 6:35 PM – As the fading light of dusk … More

Alligator, Georgia, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Journal, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Swamp, Stephen C Foster, Wildlife Photography, William Wise Photography

Virtual Okefenokee Exploration through iNaturalist

The Okefenokee has grown into an obsession! Even though I have opportunity for only a few “boots-on-the-ground” days in the … More

Bird Photography, Georgia, iNaturalist, National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Photography, Okefenokee Photography, Wildlife Photography, williamwisephoto

Outside the Okefenokee: Timber Rattler

The Timber Rattlesnake’s range extends from New York and down south into the northern part of Florida, including the Okefenokee … More

Georgia, Nature Journal, Nature Photography, Snake Video, Timber Rattlesnake, Walton County, Wildlife Photography, William Wise Photography

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