Florida Photography and Wildlife Hotspot: Fort De Soto Park

[@thomastuorto9929]

Thanks for the tour. Really like your caboose style tiny house trailer & bird photos at the end.

[@jodysappington7008]

enjoyed the trip with you today

[@joegarry8983]

Beautiful location, Moose, and your wanderly wagon sure looks at home there.Looks like you are having a ball.

[@Cubrunwildlife]

Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@MooseHenderson1]

Sure, this was part of a book I did about Florida photo sites, 50 Florida Hotspots, on amazon and other bookstores, if interested.

[@betsyray5988]

Beautiful pictures at the end of the video. I hope you also plan on going to Paynes Prairie on your trip around Florida . Looking forward to your next video.

[@dfhepner]

I have been to St. Petersburg. I think that I have crossed over the bridge that was in the opening. Nice pictures.

[@peteberkery9652]

Really enjoyed the images, nice overview, and accurate. Good luck the rest of the way.

[@joefrat]

Thanks so much for the tour. I’m Visiting my brother who lives nearby next month and I was told to go to Fort Desoto to photograph wildlife. I had no clue it was such a renown area for photographing wildlife. Now I’m ecstatic and cannot wait to discover some of the local inhabitants. (I will try to remember I’m there to visit my brother of course)

[@joefrat]

@@MooseHenderson1 thanks. I’ll check it out! Thanks.

[@christopherbradford3778]

I’ve been to Ft. Desoto plenty of times growing up. Now is the best time to go. Weather is good and crowds are nonexistent. I remember watching dolphins near the pier getting fish scraps that fishermen threw out. And two raccoons rooting around in a trash can.

[@NATUREVIEWSNSOUNDS]

Like 👍 and sub thanks for sharing my friend

[@MooseHenderson1]

Thanks