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This photograph was taken by me on March 19, 2015 while straddling a rail of the pavillion set in Lake Hancock at the Circle B Bar Reserve. More concerning than the ten foot fall into shallow water was all of the time I have seen medium to large Alligators under the pavillion. Initially I tried really hard to sneak up on the bat with the aspiration of getting one photograph before or as it flew off. Amazingly I got a large number of photographs due to the fact that it had died. I don't know the cause of death, but one foot appeared to be stuck in the crack that you can see in the picture. This photograph, like all of the other images I post here, is of course protected under copyright laws.

I am a Wildlife photographer whose medium is digital photography. As a photographer, my primary focus is wildlife photography wherever I can find it. Wildlife has an amazing capacity to show up or exist nearly anywhere, be it city or country. Nature has provided animals with an almost unbelievable ability to adapt and exist with whatever changes man makes in their environment. Of course nature itself can change at least temporarily the environment and still the animals adapt and survive in the new conditions. Currently all of my photography is conducted in the central Florida area. I have a strong, lifelong interest in nature and wildlife as well as the occasional domestic animal. Many of my photographic models are animals such as...