Natasha Bishop Photography

Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve

Six Miles Cypress Slough Preserve in Fort Myers, Florida protects a freshwater wetland ecosystem where boardwalk trails provide access to native wildlife including wading birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

A black-crowned night heron in flight over water, with greenery and trees in the background.
A headshot of a woodpecker with a striking red crest, set against a dark background, showcasing its detailed plumage and intense gaze.
A green heron standing on a branch near the water, with its head turned and beak pointed forward, showcasing its vibrant plumage.
A great egret standing in dark waters, reflecting its image.
A heron standing on a branch over a calm body of water, surrounded by green vegetation and lily pads.
A heron standing in shallow water, holding a small fish in its beak while surrounded by rippling water and foliage.
barred owl resting six mile slough natasha bishop
A barred owl perched on a branch, surrounded by green leaves, with its beak open as if calling or screeching.
barred owl resting in forest six mile slough natasha bishop
green heron hidden in tree slough natasha bishop
A crocodile partially submerged in a tranquil pond surrounded by lily pads and green leaves.
A hawk soaring in the sky with a blue background, showcasing its distinctive plumage.
A bird standing on a branch surrounded by twigs and greenery, with a blurred natural background.
A green heron standing in shallow water surrounded by plants, with a tree root structure in the background.
A green heron standing on a log in a pond surrounded by lily pads and water reflections.

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