Morrison Springs Collection

A close-up view of an adolescent Florida Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) hanging out in the nearshore shallow fresh waters of Morrison Springs river near Ponce De Leon, Florida

A Red-bellied Cooter turtle swims to the surface for air in the freshwater at Morrison Springs state park, Florida

A large Brown Bullhead catfish boldly swims over the top of an American Eel
A large Brown Bullhead catfish (Ameiurus nebulosus) boldly swims over the top of an even larger American Eel (Anguilla rostrata)

A Shadow Bass hovers motionless at the top of the Morrison Springs cavern
A Shadow Bass (Ambloplites ariommus) hovers motionless at the top of the Morrison Springs cavern where air pockets collect in the cavern ceiling indentations

A Map Turtle surfaces for air
A Map Turtle (Graptemys geographica) surfaces for air in the clear blue waters of Morrison Springs, a state park in Northwest Florida

A school of Bluegill and Sunfish swim toward the light from above
A school of Bluegill and Sunfish appear to swim toward the light from above over the Morrison Springs cavern dropoff at the state park in northwest Florida

A Peninsula Cooter turtle on the sandy bottom of Morrison Springs cavern
A Peninsula Cooter turtle (Pseudemys peninsularis) looking up and positioned on the sandy bottom of the Morrison Springs cavern at 80 feet deep in the fresh clearwaters of the State Park near Red

A Red-bellied Cooter turtle on the sandy bottom of Morrison Springs
A Red-bellied Cooter turtle touches down on the sandy bottom in the clear freshwater of the Morrison Springs river bottom at the state park near Red Bay, Florida

A Bluegill freshwater fish in Morrison Springs, Florida
The Bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus) is a species of freshwater fish sometimes referred to as bream, brim, or copper nose. This Bluegill is hovering over a meadow of freshwater plant life looking for

A gang of Largemouth Bass swimming upstream
A gang of Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) swimming upstream in the shallow freshwater along the shoreline of Morrison Springs state park near Red Bay, Florida

Moss growth on the shell of a map turtle laying on the sandy bottom of Morrison Springs
A Map Turtle (Graptemys geographica) laying on the sandy bottom looking out between its shell and the sand. Moss growth can be seen on the turtles shell in the freshwaters of Morrison Springs

An American Eel patrols the sandy bottom of Morrison Springs cavern
An American Eel (Anguilla rostrata) appears to be patrolling the sandy and rocky bottom of Morrison Springs cavern at a depth of 80 feet of freshwater at the state park near Red Bay, Florida

An American Eel prowls along the edge of Morrison Springs cavern
An adult American Eel (Anguilla rostrata) prowls along the edge of the Morrison Springs cavern at 85 feet deep watching over the adolescent eels in the clear freshwaters of the state park near Red

A pair of American Eels patrol the sandy bottom of Morrison Springs cavern
A pair of American Eels (Anguilla rostrata) appear to be patrolling the sandy bottom of Morrison Springs cavern as a small school of guppies swim away at a depth of 80 feet of freshwater at the state

A Chain Pickerel wimming the river bottom
A Chain Pickerel (Esox niger) swimming the river bottom near the shoreline of Morrison Springs state park near Red Bay, Florida

A Brown Bullhead catfish swims around a rock at the bottom of Morrison Springs cavern
A Brown Bullhead catfish (Ameiurus nebulosus) swims around a rock at the bottom of the Morrison Springs cavern floor about 80 feet deep in the waters at the state park near Red Bay, Florida

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Welcome to the mesmerizing world of Morrison Springs, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Florida. As you dive into its crystal-clear waters, prepare to be enchanted by the captivating marine life that calls this place home. A close-up view reveals an adolescent Florida Largemouth Bass, its vibrant colors shimmering under the gentle sunlight filtering through the surface. Nearby, a Red-bellied Cooter turtle gracefully emerges for air, showcasing its graceful movements. Intriguingly, a large Brown Bullhead catfish fearlessly glides over an American Eel as they navigate their way through this aquatic wonderland. Meanwhile, a Shadow Bass hovers motionless at the top cavern, seemingly suspended in time. As you explore further, you encounter various species seeking respite and sustenance. A Map Turtle surfaces briefly before disappearing again into the depths below. A school of Bluegill and Sunfish swim towards the beckoning light from above with synchronized elegance. The sandy bottom becomes a haven for turtles - a Peninsula Cooter turtle basks peacefully while nearby lies another Red-bellied Cooter turtle amidst this underwater sanctuary. The tranquility is interrupted momentarily by a gang of Largemouth Bass swimming upstream with determination etched on their faces. Nature's artistry can also be witnessed here; moss delicately adorns the shell of a map turtle resting on the sandy floor—a testament to life's intricate beauty even in unexpected places. Finally, another glimpse awaits as yet another Shadow Bass graces us with its presence at Morrison Springs' pinnacle—its stillness contrasting against nature's constant movement surrounding it. Morrison Springs invites you to immerse yourself in its breathtaking wonders—an underwater symphony where each creature plays their part harmoniously amidst nature's grandeur. Explore these pristine waters and witness firsthand why it remains an oasis cherished by all who venture here.