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| A gorgeous morning at Wakulla State Park. | Divers prepare in the early morning. | Vulture |
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| Dive Team 1 heads down at 9am | Wakulla Karst Plain Project. | Keen Cool Kids Club of the WKPP |
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| Ranger Bob! | Drying feathers is critical. | Beautiful cypress trees on the Wakulla river. |
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| More lovely scenery on the river tour with Ranger Bob. | Sunbathing | Onyx |
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| Gator! | He's a big boy | Undercover |
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| Scaly reflection | Lots of sunning going on | Mother wood duck and her babies - so precious! |
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| An old cypress | Male wood duck and turtles. A bit blurry. | Swamp lily or something like that. |
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| Curtis cleans the Mullet Pole. A mullet jumps over it for the tourist in the glass bottom boat. Seriously! | The Wakulla River Tour boat. | Wakulla River Glass Bottom Boat Tour - we waved. (: |
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| Curtis directs me to the Mastadon bones. I got to volunteer to clean them - it was fantastic fun. | Mastadon jaw | Mastadon bone (could be a femur) |
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| Curtis poses - he was a great buddy. | Me, the bone brush and the bones. I was so excited to get to help with this! | Scrub |
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| These bones were found in this basin - the history here in Wakulla is fascinating. | The clean jaw bone. The rangers commended us on a job well done! | Dive team 1 is back safe and the divers pause to enjoy some sun rays during deco. A successful dive for our teams! |
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| A view from under the ledge as the tour boat cruises over head. A stunning blue-water day at Wakulla. | Support diver heads in to start bringing gear back up. | Exhausted gas bubbles rise from the cave at the 20 foot ledge. |