16 Incredible Photos Of Louisiana That Nature Lovers Will Adore

Louisiana sure is a nature lover's paradise, and we have some truly great photographers out there snapping incredible photos of the Bayou State. We've compiled some of the most mesmerizing nature shots from our Louisiana Nature Lovers Facebook Page that we just can't stop looking at. So sit back, relax, and scroll through some of the most beautiful pictures of Louisiana you've ever seen.

1. Dawn breaks over the entrance to White Oak Landing Subdivision in Baton Rouge. Photo by Craig LaBorde.

2. This little fella on the hunt for his next meal. Photo by Jackie Thorley.

3. Meanwhile, Pam Garcia captured these two fighting over an orange.

4. A brilliant sunrise over the marsh in Dulac. Another great shot captured by Craig LaBorde.

5. If you’ve never seen a sunset over Lake Pontchartrain, you’re missing out. Craig LaBorde snapped this one from Fontainebleau State Park in Mandeville.

6. A mama and her babies! James Stewart captured this loving moment between a family of great egrets.

7. Sunset at the Spillway is always mesmerizing. Captured by George Shuman.

8. Craig LaBorde snapped this sunset over the Mississippi River from Scott’s Bluff on the Southern University Campus in Baton Rouge. How serene!

9. Another dazzling sunset over Lake Pontchartrain taken from Mandeville taken by Don Courtney.

10. This scene taken from Abita River looks more like a painting! Photo by Edward Estapa.

11. A magical sunset over Lake Pontchartrain captured by Joseph Cannon.

12. Alan Anderson captured this pelican swooping in for a landing.

13. Don Courtney perfectly captured the Blind River and the delightful cypress trees.

14. Check out this swampy scene taken at Sam Houston Jones State Park captured by Karen Penny.

15. This Avery Island gator smiled pretty for Bradley Langley.

16. Terry M. Kimball captured this mesmerizing sunrise at Poverty Point, and boy is it incredible.

If you'd like to see more, join the Facebook Page and be sure to post your own photos!

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