Where are the Blue Spring manatees? While the underwater cameras are now live for manatee season roughly November through March , the manatees on the Blue Spring webcams are wild.
When the temperatures are warmer, manatees may venture freely in and out of the spring and return when it gets colder. At night or when the cameras are not working, the feed will switch to a highlights reel. Any people seen in the videos are researchers or other individuals with special permission.
Norma Norton, a Florida resident who cared deeply for manatees. The river was slightly cooler than yesterday, but not by much. It was at The manatee count stayed almost the same too at No alligators today to startle me or the manatees, but a good day for adoptees! Aqua and her calf were in the river when I started counting, but they quickly came into the spring run, so they were added to the count.
As viewers enjoy the webcams at Blue Spring State Park, it is important to keep in mind exactly what we are seeing. We are not only enjoying the manatees but also the serene habitat surrounding these graceful creatures.
A habitat like the one at Blue Spring is vital to the survival of manatees. Further, humans are kept out of the water when manatees are present during the winter months at Blue Spring, giving manatees a peaceful, quiet area to rest and stay warm.
