Like the inland side, the shallows hold great entertainment potential if you take the time to look and watch. Countless fish and invertebrates can be found.
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- APALACHICOLA NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE V...
- Giant Gag Grouper and Short Bigeye
- Speckled Hind and Pompano
- Bottlenose Dolphins Above, Invertebrates Below
- Diving Pelican
- ANERR Mural, Barrier Beach Section: Willets and S...
- Barrier Island Gulf Side
- Barrier Island Community
- Barrier Island Community
- Bald Eagle in Slash Pine; Barrier Island, Bay Side
- Island Side of Apalachicola Bay
- Middle of Apalachicola Bay
- Feather Blenny and Brittle Star
- Clapper Rail and Oysters, Mainland side of Apalach...
- River Otter
- Alligator Snapping Turtle and Spotted Sunfish
- River Habitat, watercolor background; starting point
- Suwanee Cooters, ANERR Mural, River Habitat
- ANERR Mural, River Section (middle)
- Red-Shouldered Hawk
- Far Right, River section, ANERR mural
- Pacific Northwest Kelp Forest Ecosystem
- Continental Rift; Geology Exhibit, NC State Museum...
- Mountains To The Sea Exhibit, North Carolina State...
- Mountains To The Sea Exhibit, North Carolina State...
- Rivers to the Sea Exhibit, Dam Section; part four
- North Carolina, Rivers to the Sea Exhibit, part 6
- Coral Reef and Levels of Organization
- Ocean Zones
- Southeastern Estuary
- Fresh Water Pond Zonation
- Big Bang To First Life Mural, part one
- Big Bang Mural, part 2
- Detail, Big Bang to First Life: Part 2
- Detail, Big Bang to First Life: DNA Production an...
- Salt Marsh Food Web Mural, 5'6" X 9', acrylic on b...
- Barrier Beach Island Cross-Section (left side)
- Barrier Beach Island Cross-section continued (righ...
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