Beautiful blue skies over Lake Jackson just north of Tallahassee. If you click on the picture and "biggify" it, you will see some birds floating on the lake and a tiny moon in the sky. To see more lovely skies from around the world, don't miss SkyWatch Friday.
This little squirrel was enjoying a recent warm day by sprawling out on this tree branch and posing for my blog. I think he is a juvenile. Isn't he cute!
Someone decided to make this downtown sign pointing to the Museum of Florida History more interesting, but it did remind me that I haven't visited the museum in awhile. They are featuring an Audubon exhibit right now and I'm sure I could get some great blog pictures.
The setting sun shining on these jet contrails looked absolutely amazing. I took this picture through the windshield of my car while waiting in traffic. To see more beautiful skies from all over the world, don't miss SkyWatch Friday.
There has been some talk about closing state parks lately due to the budget shortfall in the State of Florida, so I thought I would feature the state park closest to my house. You can read more about the Lake Jackson Mounds here.
I think the egret is pretending to ignore the stork! This picture looks even better if you click on it and enlarge it. There are also two other birds flying around back there near the moon. The branch these beautiful birds are sitting on hangs over a pond behind the Tallahassee Mall.
The Indian Heritage Tableau outside of the Museum of Florida History in downtown Tallahassee was created by sculptors Bradley Cooley and Bradley Cooley Jr.. These figures symbolize the importance of the history and culture of the native people of Florida.
The main building of the Leon County Public Library is located downtown and is named for former governor of Florida, Leroy Collins. This building also gained notoriety during the 2000 U.S. presidential election because disputed ballots from Miami-Dade county were trucked to Tallahassee and brought here, where they were hand counted by local judges. While the counting was going on, hundreds of reporters were camped out in the park across the street where I was standing when I took this picture.
I have featured this fountain on my blog before, but since I think it is the most beautiful fountain in town, I am showing it again for Theme Day. This is the Florida Heritage Fountain located downtown on the west front of the Florida Capitol and facing the Florida Supreme Court. The dolphin sculpture within the fountain is called "Stormsong". The first day of the month is Theme Day for the City Daily Photo community. Click here to view thumbnails for all participants