Evolution of Aquarena Springs

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Great Blue Heron fishing in the rain.

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Green Heron fishing in the rain.

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Rio Grande Cichlid in Spring Lake.

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Sign posted in the Wetland Boardwalk of Aquarena Springs.

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The water clarity and vibrant aqua color of Spring Lake.

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Glass bottom boat of Aquarena Center.

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  • ▼  2011 (15)
    • ▼  November (15)
      • Graham Rice is one of the tour guides and drivers ...
      • Aquarena Springs: the theme park
      • Aquarena Springs Today
      • The early history of Aquarena Springs
      • Endangered Species Of Aquarena Springs
      • The launch pad for the old sky-ride gondola.
      • Wetland area of Spring Lake.
      • Great Blue Heron fishing in the rain.
      • Green Heron fishing in the rain.
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      • Rio Grande Cichlid in Spring Lake.
      • Sign posted in the Wetland Boardwalk of Aquarena ...
      • The water clarity and vibrant aqua color of Sprin...
      • Glass bottom boat of Aquarena Center.
      • Glass bottom boat of Aquarena Center.
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