Continuing on from Part 1, this post shows a couple places in the Lower Keys, such as Zachary Taylor and Bahia Honda State Parks, along with the Key Deer National Wildlife Refuge.
I hope you'll enjoy these photos as much as I enjoyed taking them.
A beautiful jetty at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park in Key West.
A picturesque Key West scene.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
Palm Tree in Paradise
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
Palm Tree in Paradise II
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
You can't beat palm trees and blue beaches.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
Another look at the colorful water and the jetty.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
A short hike through a tropical hammock.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
The namesake fort.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
The moat surrounding the fort.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL
Blue Hole, a rare freshwater source for the Keys' fauna.
Key Deer National Wildlife Refuge, Big Pine Key, FL
Clouds reflect in Blue Hole's clear waters.
Key Deer National Wildlife Refuge, Big Pine Key, FL
Huge clouds hover overhead.
Key Deer National Wildlife Refuge, Big Pine Key, FL
Sky and land reflect in Blue Hole's waters.
Key Deer National Wildlife Refuge, Big Pine Key, FL
Birds search for (and catch!) fish in Blue Hole's clear waters.
Key Deer National Wildlife Refuge, Big Pine Key, FL
The old Bahia Honda Bridge.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
Many Morning Glories.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
Bahia Honda Bayshore
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
An electric blue swath of water gives Bahia Honda the title of the Florida Keys' most beautiful beach.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
Bahia Honda's teal waters, as seen from atop the old bridge.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
A bright blue brushstroke of beauty.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
Walking back down from the bridge.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
A lone palm stands like a sentry over Bahia Honda's beach.
Bahia Honda State Park, FL
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