A peaceful and quiet, except for bird song, morning on a small Wisconsin lake in Forest County. Getting up early often pays dividends in getting good photos and seeing wary wildlife. On this morning I was certainly not up early, but at a reasonable hour, early enough to catch the fog before the sun burned it off.
Greetings:
I am a member of the Florida Native Plant Society, and would like permission to use this beautiful photograph by Andrew Sabai as the background for a tabletop educational panel featuring the native plants of the Florida panhandle. Our chapter frequently gives presentations to local groups, schools and has a presence at many local fairs and festivals promoting the use of native plants in the landscape. One of our special interests are endangered wetland plants, several of which occur nowhere else but a few, tiny, wetlands in the north Florida.
Thank you in advance for your consideration, and I look forward to hearing from you .
Sincerely,
Judy Druener,
Past Secretary, Florida Native Plant Society (Sweetbay Chapter)
Email: [email protected]
Address; 837 Vista Del Sol Lane, Panama City, FL 32404