Author Archives: Stephen L Tabone

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About Stephen L Tabone

Retired Executive Consultant and Nature Photographer

North American River Otter

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Stephen L Tabone

One morning, while in Florida in December, I went to Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park hoping to see and photograph the North American River Otter that I had briefly seen the day before. Shortly after arriving at the same location on … Continue reading →

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Spider Web on Tuscawilla Prairie

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Stephen L Tabone

Shortly after sunrise on December 14, 2011, I went to Tuscawilla Prairie Preserve south of Gainesville, Florida, hoping to find wildlife or early morning sunlit landscapes to photograph. After arriving at the preserve, I could hear Sandhill Cranes nearby, but could … Continue reading →

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First Day at Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Stephen L Tabone

I visited Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park several times while in Florida in December. One of the best things about the Prairie is that you never know what wildlife you are going to encounter. There are wild bison, horses and hogs, … Continue reading →

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Sunset Photos from Lake Wauburg, Gainesville, Florida

Posted on January 8, 2012 by Stephen L Tabone

On December 14, 2011, my daughter, JulieAnne and her partner, Ivor, gave me a “guided tour” of Lake Wauburg. Visiting the lake at sunset is becoming a tradition that I love. We did it in December last year. As before, they … Continue reading →

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Redheaded Woodpecker

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Stephen L Tabone

I returned to Gainesville this afternoon with a couple photography goals. One was to photograph the Redheaded Woodpeckers at Prairie Creek Preserve. I arrived late in the afternoon, and the sun was in a perfect position lighting up an old … Continue reading →

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