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<blockquote data-quote="Whiskeyman" data-source="post: 406148" data-attributes="member: 13556"><a href="http://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/upload/Ever_park-Map-FY10.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/upload/Ever_park-Map-FY10.pdf</a>&nbsp; Some of the best birding locations are near the Flamingo Visitors Center.&nbsp; Just about any visitor center will have something to see and photograph.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.robertishere.com" target="_blank">Robert Is Here</a>&nbsp; Stop by the Robert Is Here fruit stand for a Key Lime milkshake on your way into or out of the park.&nbsp; It's on the way if you enter or depart from/to Homestead.<a href="http://www.clydebutcher.com/events-exhibits" target="_blank">http://www.clydebutcher.com/events-exhibits</a>&nbsp; Clyde Butcher is considered &quot;the Ansel Adams of Florida&quot; by some.&nbsp; He has a gallery at Mile Marker 54.5 on the Tamiami Trail.&nbsp; I've not been, but know some who have and they highly recommend it.&nbsp; One of these days, I'll make it.How are you getting there?&nbsp; Driving down from Ohio?&nbsp; Flying down and renting a car?&nbsp; &nbsp; If you're driving into the Everglades, bring a car cover or tarp with rope and a bungee cord to tie it over the vehicle.&nbsp; They will tear the rubber moulding off of a car.[ATTACH]134698[/ATTACH] Where ever you plan to go in the keys, expect it to take longer than you would normally think it would, as traffic volume will likely be very high.&nbsp; It can be worth it, though.&nbsp; [ATTACH]134700[/ATTACH]Take long sleeve shirts and be prepared to use insect repellant.&nbsp; There are places that will be free of mosquitoes, and places where the mosquitoes will bleed you dry.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also, have rain gear ready.&nbsp; BTW,&nbsp; what are you interested in, photography wise, on the trip?WM</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whiskeyman, post: 406148, member: 13556"] [URL]http://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/upload/Ever_park-Map-FY10.pdf[/URL] Some of the best birding locations are near the Flamingo Visitors Center. Just about any visitor center will have something to see and photograph. [URL="http://www.robertishere.com"]Robert Is Here[/URL] Stop by the Robert Is Here fruit stand for a Key Lime milkshake on your way into or out of the park. It's on the way if you enter or depart from/to Homestead. [URL]http://www.clydebutcher.com/events-exhibits[/URL] Clyde Butcher is considered "the Ansel Adams of Florida" by some. He has a gallery at Mile Marker 54.5 on the Tamiami Trail. I've not been, but know some who have and they highly recommend it. One of these days, I'll make it. How are you getting there? Driving down from Ohio? Flying down and renting a car? If you're driving into the Everglades, bring a car cover or tarp with rope and a bungee cord to tie it over the vehicle. They will tear the rubber moulding off of a car. [ATTACH=CONFIG]134698._xfImport[/ATTACH] Where ever you plan to go in the keys, expect it to take longer than you would normally think it would, as traffic volume will likely be very high. It can be worth it, though. [ATTACH=CONFIG]134700._xfImport[/ATTACH] Take long sleeve shirts and be prepared to use insect repellant. There are places that will be free of mosquitoes, and places where the mosquitoes will bleed you dry. Also, have rain gear ready. BTW, what are you interested in, photography wise, on the trip? WM [/QUOTE]

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