The Rivers are beginning to show the signs of fall with foggy mornings giving way to beautiful days.\u00a0 This fall is going to be a historic one for the Silver River as the State of Florida\u00a0assumes management of the Silver Springs Attraction, and it will now be known as the Silver Springs State Park.\u00a0 Tuesday, October 1, is the big day.\u00a0 A big day in the history of Silver Springs.<\/p>\n
A manatee has been spotted at the Rodman Reservoir, and\u00a0mullet are abundant in the Silver River.\u00a0 A troop of Rhesus Monkeys were sighted on the Ocklawaha River, but along the Silver they have been scarce.\u00a0 Changes in the water level along the River may have them up in the wooded areas, and they should be sighted more easily as the level returns to it’s norm. As always birds, gators, turtles, otters and more will captivate you\u00a0with their antics on these waterways.<\/p>\n
An intriguing time\u00a0on the Silver River..\u00a0 The wildlife will become even more prolific, and the day time temperatures\u00a0will entice you\u00a0to whiling a day away watching them.\u00a0 The Springs and the Silver River becoming more eco and visitor friendly.\u00a0 Time for Mother Nature to show off her bounty.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Rivers are beginning to show the signs of fall with foggy mornings giving way to beautiful days.\u00a0 This fall is going to be a historic one for the Silver River as the State of Florida\u00a0assumes management of the Silver Springs Attraction, and it will now be known as the Silver Springs State Park.\u00a0 Tuesday, … <\/p>\n