I visited near sunset on Tuesday and ended up seeing three sets of youngsters – baby Roseate Spoonbills, baby Great Egrets and, of course, Sandhill Crane colts.
Author: Roger Simmons
Roger Simmons is a longtime Florida journalist and Sunshine State native. He started RogerSimmons.com in 2001 as an outlet for his personal interests including the history of Orlando TV news and Central Florida sports. Now his focus is on learning more about Florida birds and photography. His Orlando TV content can still be found on this site under the Orlando TV category.
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Northern Shoveler shows his true colors
The Northern Shoveler isn’t just your average duck. He’s a bit two-faced.
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Northern Flicker: Not your average woodpecker
He looks a little different from his woodpecker cousins. And he acts a little different than other woodpeckers, too.
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These herons are creatures of the night
There are several different types of herons, but a couple are harder to find than others.
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Baby Sandhill Crane colts make debut
Some baby Sandhill Cranes hatched late last week at Orlando Wetlands Park. The two-day-old birds were the focus of lots of attention – not just from their parents.
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Two Eagles – double-trouble for birds at Orlando Wetlands Park
When hundreds of different types of birds suddenly take off, there’s usually a good reason.