An Alligator was sunning itself on the canal bank along Griffin Road – Photo by Lee Smith
Davie Alligator Sunning on the Bank
Bog Swamp Lilies
Photo by Lee Smith
The Bog Lily, Swamp Lily otherwise known as Crinum americanum it grows in the ponds, shorelines and is native to swampy areas of the Southeastern United States. Crinum americanum thrives in a full sun, but will grow in partial shade. The foliage is comprised of strapping leaves, the true highlight of this plants are its white lily flowers that come during late spring and summer.
Roots
Photo by Lee Smith
A walk along a Davie Canal seeing the roots of an old Banyan tree reach into the banks of the flowing water.
The canal offers a great setting to explore and runs the length of the Town of Davie.
Burrowing Owls of Davie
Photos by Lee Smith
Big Shoals Preserve, Tallahassee, Florida
Photos by Lee Smith
Owls of Davie
Photos by Lee Smith
The Burrowing Owls of Davie Florida are a protected species and provide a valuable service to the residence by feeding on rodents and insects.
