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Sandy Bottom Nature Park

Hampton's premier park is a 456 acre environmental education and wildlife management facility. Born from borrow pits and garbage dumps, the park is truly a success story of reclamation of our natural resources. From the 10,000 square foot nature center overlooking Sandy Bottom Lake to the elusive creatures that inhabit the wetland marshes, there is something for everyone at the Sandy Bottom Nature Park.

 

Below are just a few examples of a recent trip to Sandy Bottom:

 

 

Sandy Bottom Nature Park

Sandy Bottom Nature Park

Sandy Bottom Nature Park

 
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Bryant - I can not believe you didn't get any comments on this post & pics. I think they are great photos and you will see more response when I'm around.

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Bryant, Great photos.  I especially liked the three turtles on the dead tree.  Thanks for sharing them.

7:35am • #2

Robert & Bob-

Thank you for the compliments, I particularly like the salamander image above. I was shooting Great Blue Herons and Great Egrets from an observation platform overlooking the wetlands area of the park when I noticed movement out of the corner of my eye. It was this salamander checking me out. I quickly removed my Canon 5D from the tripod, maxed out the shutter speed to compensate for the 300mm telephoto I was now hand holding and waited until the salamander turned one more time to check me out before disapearing below the rail. I wish I could take credit for the artful composition of the grass in the background lending a nice pastel green balance to the weathered wood railing and dark salamander, but by the time I focused and composed I had a split second to shoot before he was gone.

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