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Backyard Birding: Prairie Warbler

I had a sweet Prairie Warbler in the yard yesterday who interacted with me quite playfully. He even hovered in front of me for a second, checking out my camera. He was too close for my long lens at that moment, but I still appreciated the gesture. 😉 You can click on the images to […]

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Backyard Birding: September

This past weekend I headed out to Tall Cypress to see what fall migrants I could find. Saw a couple of Baltimore Orioles and a Worm-eating Warbler, but that was about it. My own backyard was buzzing when I got home though. I had a Cliff Swallow in a flock of Barn Swallows that flew […]

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Fall Migration is here!

In South Florida, our Blue-gray gnatcatchers disappear for summer. The adorable little things are usually the first indication I have in my own backyard that Fall Migration is upon us. Of course, I usually hear them before I see them which was the case this past Friday. The first one of the season and a […]

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Mama Barred Owl Preening Chick

Spotted these two at the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary last month. Aren’t they a sweet pair?

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Gull Feather

Found on a beach in Central Florida. First one for my collection of birdy feathers!

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Just another day on the lake…

With me and the Great Blue Heron in a battle of wits!

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Savannah Sparrows

This past weekend Lita and I went birding on Merritt Island. It was really windy and quite chilly. That made for a great opportunity to snap some Savannah Sparrows that were warming up in the parking area of Black Point. They let us get within a couple of feet so we got down on our […]

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Glossy Ibis in Breeding Colors

Taken on Merritt Island, Florida last winter. Looking forward to this years birding trip! Click on image to appreciate this stunner!

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Red-bellied Woodpecker, Female

She suddenly showed up for a split second while I was shooting the blue jay pics. I got one shot off and this was it!

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My Little Family of Blue Jays

I have a family of five blue jays. I had a pair that had four babies that fledged in my garden last spring. They would bring them everyday from the nest to my fenced-in side garden, which is also canopied by a sky vine draped over a strawberry guava tree. It offered protection as they […]

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