Anhinga anhinga
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Coluber constrictor priapus
Photo By: Brian Axsmith

Terrapene carolina carolina
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Onoclea sensibilis
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Rhododendron calendulaceum
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Clerodendron trichotomum
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Nyssa aquatica
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

View of a mass of water lilies along the trail.
Nymphaea odorata
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Closeup view of one of the water lilies.
Nymphaea odorata
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Pinus palustris
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Albizia julibrissin
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Albizia julibrissin
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Rhodendron viscosum
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

The original road that made up a majority of the trail.
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Passiflora incarnata & Xylocopa virginica
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Sesbania punicea
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Drosera
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Carniverous Sundew plant slowly consuming two damselflies (highlighted)

Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Closeup view of the damselflies being slowly consumed by the carniverous sundew plant.

Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Cyrilla racemiflora
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Trachemys scripta elegans
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Gopherus polyphemus
Photo By: Mimi Fearn

Leiobunum
Photo By: Sytske Kimball

Leiobunum
Photo By: Sytske Kimball

As it's name may imply, the Death Angel is extremely toxic!
Amanita bisporigera/virosa
Photo By: Sytske Kimball

Fly Agaric (toxic)
Amanita muscaria
Photo By: Sytske Kimball

Fly Agaric (toxic)
Amanita muscaria
Photo By: Sytske Kimball