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Showing posts with label northern Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label northern Florida. Show all posts
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Visiting Northern Florida--Forest Walk at Birdsong
In February, 2014, I was in northern Florida and visited Birdsong Nature Center, just north of Tallahassee at the southern edge of Georgia.
The pine forests of north Florida and south Georgia were once part of a broad belt of forest across the southern U.S. Much of that area belonged to plantations that after the Civil War became hunting reserves for very rich northerners. That preserved them into the middle of the 20th century. Much of the southern pine forest has been lost to development but some remains as private and public reserves.
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Visiting Northern Florida--ooh! Magnolias!
At the end of February, I visited Tallahassee Florida. Tallahassee gets frosts and snow every decade or so--including this year, so in many ways it was still very early spring, but some magnolias were in full bloom. I was enchanted. Here are pictures of magnolias in flower in Tallahassee and especially at Maclay Gardens.
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