Photo Albums

By the light of his Coleman lantern at Long Pine Key campground, Professor Dave Krohne teaches the ecology of the Everglades to students in his Advanced Ecology class.

View from the air of the Everglades and the Gulf of Mexico during our approach to Miami on Saturday. The Everglades is a "river of grass.

The night sky from our camp at Long Pine Key campground in the Everglades.

Senior Phil Rushton listens to Professor Krohne during last night's lecture on Everglades ecology.

Jeff Austen and Phil Rushton were the cleanup crew for this morning's breakfast.

Krohne leads the students (Max Bader, Phil Ruston in photo) on the boardwalk at Anhinga Trail.

Torm Hustvet and Max Bader greet a well-habituated anhinga.

Water turkey is one nickname for the anhinga, and here your can see why. This male is mostly underwater hunting, fanning his tail.

Not far from the hunting anhinga, another hunt rests.

A female anhinga on her nest next to the Anhinga Trail.