The Apopka Wildlife Drive is Really Wild! Not Your Average Sunday Drive! Lake Apopka, Florida!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Join us on My Day Off as we take an 11 mile ride down the Apopka Wildlife Drive! If you love nature or a real taste of Florida, this drive is not to be missed! You can see alligators, birds, snakes, fish, bobcats, bears, and so much more! Be sure to come prepared with enough gas and water! Check out their website for further info:
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Hi! Our names are Tressi and Jessie, and we love finding fun things to do on our days off! We live in Florida, so we bring you lots of Sunshine State content! Often, you’ll see us at Disney World, finding roadside attractions or hidden gems, checking out a great restaurant, or maybe even cooking something up ourselves! So like and subscribe to our channel and join us as we try to give you some cool ideas, and make the most of My Day Off! Thanks for watching!
a pod of baby gators ❤❤
Y’all! Those were baby alligators!!!!!!
Oh wow! They were? That is so cool if so!!!
Yes!! They totally were! They’re dark with yellow bands like that when they’re tiny babies! J kept saying “are they lizards? Snakes? Lizards?” I was like, “YES! Lizards!” Lol.
Side note: we want to have lunch with y’all when we’re visiting St. Augustine from Texas in 3 weeks! 😬
1:47 Blue Heron (likey Great BH)
Nice. I usually go to Black Point Wildlife Drive on Merritt Island NWR near Cape Canaveral. The seasons should be very similar. August is one of the slowest months with mostly gators and blue herons like this drive. January should be insanely busy with lots of variety of ducks, eagles, hawks, maybe some owls. I could not tell but I think I saw an anhinga at one point and a cormorant at another, but they should be much thicker in the winter with the influx of migratory birds. They all love these refuges. If you see a really big bird it might be a sandhill crane as they are in the Orlando area year round. Very often those areas also have black vultures and turkey vultures. Lots to see and you really aught to check again between Christmas and Valentines day. Thanks again for finding a new area that I can check when I am down there. If you are ever in Missouri check out Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area, near Columbia, MO. It is a wetlands restoration area run by the state of Missouri. Best wishes.
Wow, so interesting! We’ll definitely have to go back in the winter. Thanks for letting us know what some of the birds are! I’d love to learn more about the local wildlife here. The conservation area in Missouri sounds amazing, also! Thanks so much for watching! :) - Tres