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Greater v Lesser Yellowlegs
When the two yellowlegs are together it's a total no brainer. The size difference is obvious.
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Burrowing Owls
13 years ago I saw my first Florida Burrowing Owl at Brian Piccalo Park in Cooper City. Dad and I watched ’em while local Indian (the real Indians not Native Americans) played cricket. Quite a sublime...
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Mangrove Cuckoo
I’d rather be lucky than good! Sugarloaf Key. Parked the van. Got out of the van. Heard a Mangrove Cuckoo. Saw said Mangrove Cuckoo. Whitney got great picture. High five. The end!
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Dry Tortugas
I added both Masked and Brown Booby to my Florida and ABA life lists, which was nice.
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White-rumped Sandpipers
While I was in the keys, Rob found a bunch of WRSA at Tram Rd. His highest count while I was away was 16! Easily a county record.
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Shorebird fallout
My spidey senses were tingling big time on Friday morning and I couldn't wait to get to the ponds. I could hear the Semipalmated Sandpipers (SESA) as I was getting out of my car.
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Cliff Swallow Colony
here is a map of the dam complex and where to go to view the swallows. They are typically present from early April to late July.
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Chipola Feather Fest – 2 weeks to go!
Join us in Marianna, Florida for the 2nd annual Chipola Feather Fest brought to you by the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail
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Coffee with Loons
Oh, we had 68 flying over us (at the Apalachee Regional Park in Tallahassee) between 8am and 9am. The biggest flock was 16!
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One Sky Our Birds
One Sky Our Birds — The Migration Story One of our most universally shared experiences is the beauty of birds in flight. Do you remember the first time you saw a flock of migrating birds? Heard bird...
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