. Caccia e pesca in Florida, compresa una chiave per gli uccelli acquatici noti per verificarsi nello stato . THORNTONS CAMP, HILLSBORO RIVER. Canoe, gli alberi di cipresso in quella zona essendo particolarmente largeand fine. Cypress Creek è noto per l'abbondanza di tacchini in quella vicinanza, e gli alligatori sono ancora numerosi nelle sue acque, whicheMay essere rappresentato dal fatto che non è navigabile per le barche, essendo poco profondo e riempito di tronchi. Ha anche la reputazione di TERRENI DI CACCIA DELLA FLORIDA. 95 è una posizione particolarmente buona per grandi rattlesnakes. A tempi sono comuni qui. Ho visto

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. Hunting and fishing in Florida, including a key to the water birds known to occur in the state . THORNTONS CAMP, HILLSBORO RIVER. canoes, the cypress trees in that vicinity being particularly largeand fine. Cypress Creek is noted for the abundance of turkeys inthat vicinity, and alligators are still numerous in its waters, whichmay be accounted for by the fact that it is not navigable for boats, being shallow and filled with logs. It also has the reputation of HUNTING GROUNDS OF FLORIDA. 95 being a particularly good location for large rattlesnakes. At timespanthers are common here. I have seen the tracks of three panthersmade the same night near Cypress Creek bridge; two of the ani-mals crossed the bridge and followed the sandy road for somedistance. From Cypress Creek to Middle River is about four miles. Middle. THE OLD PUMP. River joins Snook Creek about a mile to the east of the countyroad, and both empty into what is now called New River Sound.From Middle River to Snook Creek is about one mile by the 9^ HUNTING AND FISHING IN FLORIDA. county road. The fishing in Snook Creek is very fine at times, asboth Black Bass and various salt water species (Snapper, Cavalier, etc., ) are numerous. Three miles south from Snook Creek by thecounty road we reach New River, where one finds a comfortablecamp owned by Mr. Frank Stranahan, and usually passengersbound for Biscayne Bay stop over night at this point. The canalhas lately been completed as far as New River, and the railroad will

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