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1 Fred WoodP0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_05_02
2 Fred WoodP0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_05_03
3 #R510-5. Cokes and dugout canoes go hand in hand at the museum in Everglades National Park.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_17
4 #R5210-12. As a climax to their visit to Everglades National Park, these Miami Beach school children enjoy a picnic at one of the recreational areas with the park.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_19
5 #R5210-9. Young visitors to Everglades National Park museum learn about the park and its history.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_18
6 #R522-9. The dank jungle of Everglades National Park, Florida.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_01
7 #R523-4. One plant lives off another in their struggle for the precious rays of sunlight at Everglades National Park.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_02
8 #R524-11. A species of parasitic fern four at Everglades National Park. This fern lives a few inches off the ground, on a host plant, rather than send its roots into the rich soil below.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_09
9 #R524-3. Africa? No, a live oak at Everglades National Park.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_06
10 #R524-4. Their goal is reached! These plants at Everglades National Park have finally reached the precious sunshine.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_07
11 #R524-9. Resurrection ferns at Everglades National Park. These ferns are so-called because, in dry season, they look dead. But after the slightest rain, they become green and have very beautiful leaves.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_08
12 #R525-11. "Thou shalt not pass." The mangrove swamp at Everglades National Park is a herculean barrier which no man could successfully travel.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_12
13 #R525-12. No need to worry about getting off the path for visitors to Everglades National Park. Nature here has grown a natural fence through which no man can successfully pass.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_13
14 #R525-5. Mangrove swamp at Everglades National Park, Florida.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_10
15 #R525-9. Mangrove jungle at Everglades National Park. Cutting a trail through this thicket is an almost impossible task-even with modern machinery.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_11
16 #R528-10. Park rangers are prepared to answer all questions-even as to whether alligator eggs are good eating-at Everglades National Park in Florida.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_14
17 #R529-1. The porch adjoining the ranger station and museum at Royal Palm Park in Everglades National Park, Florida.P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_03_15
18 Charles Eggert with cougar kitten. "The Major with Kitty-Cat Cougar"P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_05_01
19 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_002
20 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_003
21 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_004
22 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_005
23 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_006
24 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_007
25 Photograph from series "Kids in the Park."P0766 Charles Eggert Photograph CollectionP0766n09_04_008
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