On February 20, we headed to the 10,000 Islands National Wildlife Refuge, down Route 41 a bit. A very sunny day (great shadows!), but with stifling humidity and heat!  Most of us sought the cover of the viewing platform. Those out on the path, including Phyllis and Joan, were nearly overcome by the intensity, although they did enjoy some awesome alligator action!  Lots of bird life too, including a great flock of Roseate Spoonbills, who gradually came closer to the platform, and even treated us to a bathing display!  Quite lovely!  Lots of wildlife photographers worked around us on the two-storied platform, bearing amazing camera equipment.