State of Florida Posters, Prints, Photographs, Calendars, Maps
for social studies classrooms and home schoolers, themed decor in studio or office.

Florida State Bird & Flower Art Print

Mockingbird & Orange Blossom

The Florida state bird, the Northern Mockingbird, is the only mockingbird commonly found in North America; in 1909 the orange blossom was chosen as the Florida state flower. ~

A Detailed View of a Tickseed Flower (Coreopsis Gladiata) in Blossom, Myakka River State Park, Photographic Print

The state wild flower is the coreopsis and the Sabal Palmetto (also know as Cabbage Palmetto) is the Florida state tree. ~

Cabbage Palmetto, Naples, Florida, USA, Photographic Print

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• botany posters
• fruit posters
• tree posters

Florida Panther, Photographic Print

Florida Panther

The state animal of Florida, the Florida Panther, is “a large, long-tailed, pale brown cat that grows to six feet or longer”. Human population and development threaten the existence of the panther's natural habitats and range.

Florida Manatee, Photographic Print

Manatee

The Florida state marine mammal is the manatee. The manatee is a waterplant-eating, gentle giant that reaches eight to fourteen feet in length and can weigh more than a ton. Humans are responsible for half of all manatee deaths.

Jumping Porpoises, Marineland, Florida, Art Print

Porpoise

The Florida state saltwater mammal is the “porpoise, also commonly known as the dolphin”, usually referring to the bottle-nose dolphin (Tursiops truncates) commonly found along Florida's Atlantic and Gulf coasts.

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Alligator Quartet, Suwannee River, Florida, Art Print

Alligator

The Florida state reptile is the alligator, the Florida state song is Stephen Foster's “Way down upon de Swanee River” (Old Folks at Home).

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Fish Native to Florida Waters, Art Print

Native Fish of Florida
Spotted Sea Trout
Red Snapper
Red Fish/Channel Bass

The Largemouth Bass was designated as the Florida state freshwater fish, and the Sailfish, the state saltwater fish, in 1975.

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Key West Lighthouse, Florida, Art Print

Key West Lighthouse, Florida

Heron on Cypress Tree, River Of Grass, Pa-Hey-Okee Overlook, Everglades NP, Florida, U.S.A. Giclee Print

Heron on Cypress Tree, River of Grass, Pa-Hey-Okee Overlook, Everglades NP, Florida, U.S.A.

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Florida Indians Hunting Deer, Americae Decima Pars by Jacques le Moyne, Engraved by Theodor de Bry, Giclee Print

The artist Jacques le Moyne (c. 1533-1588) accompanied Jean Ribault on the ill fated French colonization attempt of southeastern New World in 1564. He is best remembered for his renderings of the landscape, flora, fauna, and inhabitants of the New World, and his botanical renderings.

Seminole Indian Family, Florida, Art Print

The Seminoles, a heterogeneous tribe formed c 1750 of mostly Lower Creeks and other tribes, escaped African-American slaves, and white Europeans, moved into the Florida area decimated of its original indigenous population by disease and violence brought by the Spanish. Beginning in 1817 the U.S. government fought two wars with the Seminoles: future president Andrew Jackson noted for his participation in the first Seminole War; the most remembered Seminole leader was the war chief Osceola (1804-1838).

The now familiar Seminole patchwork design is a 20th century development.

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Map Depicting the Destruction of the Spanish Colony of St. Augustine in Florida on 7th July 1586, Giclee Print

St. Augustine, established by Pedro Menendez de Aviles in 1565, is “the oldest continuously occupied European-established city, and the oldest port, in the continental United States”.

In 1586, the English privateer Sir Frances Drake, attacked and burned St. Augustine.

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Ernest Hemingway Home, Key West, FL Art Print

Ernest Hemingway Home, Key West, Florida

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