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Everglades National Park
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Freshwater Prairie
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Pine Rockland Sunrise

 

 

Pine Rockland
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Cypress

 

 

Cypress
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Coastal Prairie

 

 

Coastal Prairie
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Red Mangrove Roots

 

 

Mangroves
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Islands in Florida Bay

 

 

Florida Bay
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Muhle grass in bloom
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Muhle Grass in Bloom

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Tropical Hardwood Hammock

Did You Know?
The “high and dry” tree islands of the Everglades are called tropical hardwood hammocks. The park marks a significant edge of the northern limits of many subtropical plants and the southern limits of many temperate plants. This provides quite a unique and beautiful landscape.
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