[Steve]

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Originally Posted by sohappytobehere

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Here are the last 4 photos.

Uh-oh! Now you're going to hear from the "Save The Frogs Foundation".

[Steve]

[QUOTE=Steve;2195444]

Originally Posted by sohappytobehere

Uh-oh! Now you're going to hear from the "Save The Frogs Foundation".

Never Mind. I see now that he was eating a crawfish. So, how long before we hear from the "Save The Crawdads Foundation"?

[richdell]

This otter make someone's day.

[RiderOnTheStorm]

Originally Posted by sohappytobehere

This very curious River Otter is busy entertaining everyone on the trail at Okahumpka Recreation Center. Please be sure to keep scrolling down to see all 14 photos.

Great pictures! A real pleasure to have these around.
Who is Sam Boatman?

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by sohappytobehere

This very curious River Otter is busy entertaining everyone on the trail at Okahumpka Recreation Center. Please be sure to keep scrolling down to see all 14 photos.

Thanks for sharing! We go there regularly and have never seen him. We must be following the wrong trail, lol.

[chrissy2231]

Originally Posted by sohappytobehere

This very curious River Otter is busy entertaining everyone on the trail at Okahumpka Recreation Center. Please be sure to keep scrolling down to see all 14 photos.

what's in his mouth?

[ShaSha]

Wonderful photos is this little guy! We should name him.
Maybe OKIE …
Thoughts anyone?

[sohappytobehere]

Originally Posted by chrissy2231

what's in his mouth?

Crayfish

[sohappytobehere]

Here is Sam's response as to what the white thing in its mouth is: Bullfrog that hasn't lost its tail yet.

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by ShaSha

Wonderful photos is this little guy! We should name him.
Maybe OKIE …
Thoughts anyone?

The Village of St Johns has already named him Ricky. This rec center is in St John’s, so they talk about him and share photos in their FB group. We went to see him at dusk last night but he was already off to bed somewhere. We did see a lively owl family in an oak tree with two large owlets flapping their wings on the side of the nest while mom and dad were in nearby trees keeping watch. The parents eventually flew off to hunt over in Richmond across Meggison, so we left too because the bugs were getting buggy.

[Gailmh70@aol.com]

Thank you for sharing these great photos!

[Donegalkid]

Thank you! Great pictures and the pic with the open mouth showing teeth is a tough picture to get. Great job. Quite a set of teeth on these guys.

[merrymini]

Love it! Thanks.

[Barborv]

Wonderful pics. Awww so cute

[Bjirkovsky]

Great Photos!