GREEN MOUNTAIN SCENIC BYWAY - Florida Scenic Highways

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FLORIDA LISTED SPECIES OF SPECIAL CONCERN FOUNDAT GOURDNECK SPRINGS BIRD ROOKERYBIRD SPECIES:SCIENTIFIC NAMEArdea albaEgretta caeruleaEgretta thulaEgretta tricolorEudocimus albusCOMMON NAMEGreat EgretLittle Blue HeronSnowy EgretTricolored HeronWhite IbisGreat EgretArdea AlbaCourtesyJoy MarburgerA pair of Bald Eagles perch on anabandoned tower at the center ofof Montverde. Laura EldrichRESOURCE SPECIFIC CRITERIANatural Resources108
SECTION 8- RESOURCE SPECIFIC CRITERIASCENIC RESOURCESSECTION 8- RESOURCE SPECIFIC CRITERIAScenic ResourcesBeginning at the Howey Crossroads, the Green Mountain Scenic Byway windsgenerally south and east over and through some of the highest hills of theLake Wales Ridge. The rolling hills, rising steeply from the shoreline of LakeApopka, provide some of the best vistas in Central Florida. Miles of lowlandhardwood hammocks along the shoreline are visible from the Byway. Atnight, the lights of the eastern shore and the lighted skyline of downtownOrlando are particularly scenic.View of Lake Apopka and Scenic Byway from atop Sugarloaf MountainPhoto courtesy of Neal Milligan, MontverdeOld oaks in the rural village of Ferndale shade the Byway. Between Ferndaleand Montverde, pastures spread out from both sides of the highway. Justwest of Montverde at mile 6.2, Lake Apopka and the lowland hammocks takeup the horizon to the north and east, while the horizon to the west is filledwith the vista of the Lake Wales Ridge.109
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