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St. Marks NWR miscellaneous gallery

Marshlands recovering after prescribed burn. - St Marks NWR.

Common Gallinule feeding in marsh. - St Marks NWR.

colorful-foreground-plants-in-marsh. - St Marks NWR.

Colorful foot path in marshlands. - St Marks NWR.

Burst of color in marshlands. - St Marks NWR.

Closeup of crew working to remove lens - St Marks NWR.

Craig Kittendorf takes photo of the lens extraction - St Marks NWR.

Crew lifts fresnel lens. - St Marks NWR.

This cloud giant towers over the lighthouse. (07-21-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Vegetation sprouts on Stoney Bayou after prolonged dry-down. (07-21-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Prescribed fire viewed across bay. (01-29-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Boater watches prescribed fire. (01-29-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Sun halo over saltmarsh. (01-26-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

The lighthouse porch after hurricane Hermine landfall. (09-24-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

View 1 from the lighthouse observation deck looking at hurricane Hermine storm clouds. (09-01-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

The old palm tree and saltmarsh behind the lighthouse with hurricane Hermine storm clouds. (09-01-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

The old pier with hurricane Hermine storm clouds. (09-01-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

View of the gulf as hurricane Hermine approaches. (09-01-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Salt marsh with dark rain clouds and a snowy egret wading in the water. (07-03-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Salt marsh with sunlight illuminating the Spartina grass in the foreground and darkening clouds in background. (07-03-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Beautiful clouds seen over a salt marsh. (07-03-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

View of a salt marsh with darkening clouds in background. A crab pot can be seen in the shallows. (07-03-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Sea squirts attached to oysters shooting water into the air. Image extracted from a video (07-03-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

The Lighthouse lantern room gets a new coat of paint. (06-23-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Professional metal craftsman preparing the St. Marks Lighthouse lantern room gallery for painting by sanding the layer of rust. (05-28-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

The Lighthouse and John's bench seen from a kayak on Apalachee Bay. (04-29-2014) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Kayaker paddles past the lighthouse. (05-12-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Stoney Bayou shoreline on a cool overcast winter day with an old tree stump in foreground. (1-8-2016) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Bluestem grass (Andropogon) growing near Lighthouse. (11-28-2015) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Ranger John McKenzie's Memorial Plaque on bench. (9/16/2015) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

A carnivorous Butterwort (Pinguicula) which has Threatened status in Florida. (10-11-2015) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

The lighthouse Fresnel lens on display at the Visitor Center (4/23/2015). - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Turtle lying in road (4/23/2015). - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Crossing a road is very dangerous for egg laying turtles (4/23/2015). - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Sunlight shines through smoke from prescribed burn (6/11/2015). - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

View of Ranger John McKenzie's bench with lighthouse in background. (9/16/2015) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Yellow flowers grow along levee trail on Stoney Bayou. (9/19/2015) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Interesting patterns in mud at Stoney Bayou - St Marks NWR.

Reflections of vegetation in water pool - St Marks NWR.

Reflections of vegetation in water pool (closeup) - St Marks NWR.

Rich colors of the sky and salt marsh as seen from lighthouse road - St Marks NWR.

St. Marks lighthouse and keeper's house - St Marks NWR.

Wide view of prescribed burn near Stoney Bayou - St Marks NWR.

American White waterlily - St Marks NWR.

Visitors enjoy canoeing and fishing - St Marks NWR.

St. Marks Lighthouse backlit - St Marks NWR.

Tree stump that looks like "The Scream" - St Marks NWR.

Mushroom growing near the Visitor Center - St Marks NWR.

Cotton rat eating seeds on grass stalk - St Marks NWR.

The Lighthouse in thick fog - St Marks NWR.

st. Marks lighthouse seen next to the vast salt marsh - St Marks NWR.

Hermit crab on beach with bubbles in shell water - St Marks NWR.

St. Marks Lighthouse with the picnic pond in the foreground - St Marks NWR.

Young people walking on the beach near the lighthouse - St Marks NWR.

People enjoying themselves near the water - St Marks NWR.

OM trike leads the Fabulous five to their new summer home - St Marks NWR.

Close-up view of a fiddler crab on the beach - St Marks NWR.

Many fiddler crabs on the beach - Saint Marks NWR - St Marks NWR.

The lighthouse palm tree in 2002. (10-22-2002) - St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Beautiful view of trees on a small beach - St Marks NWR.

Thistle blooming on levee trail - St Marks NWR.

Smoke from a prescribed burn - St Marks NWR.

Prescribed burn at lighthouse pool - St Marks NWR.

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