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Great white egret

Great white egret in Florida, USA

Islamorada beach, Florida Keys

Islamorada beach, Florida Keys

Welcome to Islamorada

Welcome to Islamorada

Islamorada Florida Keys Resort Panorama at Sunrise

Islamorada Florida Keys Resort Panorama at Sunrise

Florida Keys Islamorada Fishing Boat Sunrise

Florida Keys Islamorada Fishing Boat Sunrise

Florida Keys Islamorada Fishing Boat Sunrise

Florida Keys Islamorada Fishing Boat Sunrise

Islamorada sky

Wild Palm: Islamorada, Florida

Wild Palm: Islamorada, Florida

Islamorada Florida

Islamorada Florida

Great white egret

Great white egret in a small tree in a Florida swamp

Blue water lily

Islamorada, Blue water lily in pond

Kayaking in mangrove tunnels of Islamorada in the Keys, Florida, USA

Kayaking in mangrove tunnels of Islamorada in the Keys, Florida, USA

Trainer with dolphin and tourists, Theater of the Sea, Islamorada, FL

Trainer with dolphin and tourists, Theater of the Sea, Islamorada, FL

Aerial view of Islamorada, Florida Keys

Aerial view of Islamorada, Florida Keys

Big brown pelicans in Islamorada, Florida Keys

Big brown pelicans in Islamorada, Florida Keys

Great white egret

Great white egret in Florida swamp

Aerial view of Islamorada, Florida Keys

Aerial view of Islamorada, Florida Keys

Islamorada Florida Keys Dock Pier Sunrise

Islamorada Florida Keys Dock Pier Sunrise

A Green Iganua crawls on the grass at Founder's Park in the Florida Keys

Bent Sea Rod Bleaching

A colony of the soft coral known as the "bent sea rod" stands bleached on a reef off of Islamorada, Florida. Hard and soft corals are presently bleaching- losing their symbiotic algae – all over the coral reefs of the Florida Keys due to unusually warm ocean temperatures this summer. Months with waters warmer than 85 F have become more frequent in the last several decades compared to a century ago, stressing and in some cases killing corals when temperatures remain high for too long. Learn more about the details and read the study at on.doi.gov/BentSeaCorals Photo credit: Kelsey Roberts, USGS. A colony of the soft coral known as the "bent sea rod" stands bleached on a reef off of Islamorada, Florida. Hard and soft corals are presently bleaching- losing their symbiotic algae – all over the coral reefs of the Florida Keys due to unusually warm ocean temperatures this summer. Months with waters warmer than 85 F have become more frequent in the last several decades compared to a century ago, stressing and in some cases killing corals when temperatures remain high for too long. Learn more about the details and read the study at on.doi.gov/BentSeaCorals Photo credit: Kelsey Roberts, USGS.

Couple kayaking together in mangrove river of the Keys, Florida, USA. Tourists kayakers touring the river of Islamorada

Couple kayaking together in mangrove river of the Keys, Florida, USA. Tourists kayakers touring the river of Islamorada

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