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South Carolina’s Great Egret features beautiful white plumes and yellow eyes, and was nearly hunted to extinction for its feathers. Today, many of these birds make their homes in Cypress Gardens, a preserve iconic for its swampy landscape and the filming of movies and shows like The Patriot, The Notebook, and Outer Banks.
The land around Cypress Gardens originally served as a rice plantation from the 1720s until after the American Civil War. While the land itself holds a heavy history, the repurposing into public gardens allows for visitors all over the world to experience the beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Bring home a print of the Great Egret walking around the swamps of Cypress Gardens to remind you of the beauty that can persevere despite suffering.
South Carolina’s Great Egret features beautiful white plumes and yellow eyes, and was nearly hunted to extinction for its feathers. Today, many of these birds make their homes in Cypress Gardens, a preserve iconic for its swampy landscape and the filming of movies and shows like The Patriot, The Notebook, and Outer Banks.
The land around Cypress Gardens originally served as a rice plantation from the 1720s until after the American Civil War. While the land itself holds a heavy history, the repurposing into public gardens allows for visitors all over the world to experience the beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Bring home a print of the Great Egret walking around the swamps of Cypress Gardens to remind you of the beauty that can persevere despite suffering.