While Noe is having a mellow Thanksgiving weekend, we’ve seen a few swamp rabbits while going for a walk.

Okay, not such a great photo. But the rabbits were seemingly enjoying themselves munching on clover at Lakes Park in Fort Myers.

There were a few birds around, but it was a bit windy and late in the day so not too much activity on that front.

Not too many flowers blooming, either. This is a Hoarypea, Tephrosia spp.

Continuing our trend of snake sightings, we saw a Black Racer sunning itself. Unlike the rattlers we saw last month, this one was pretty long- at least a meter.
