Even though we’re in migration season, I think the cooler weather had something to do with so many birds being out and about.
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Exploring Emeralda Marsh in Lake County
While walking along the interpretive drive and boat ramp I found a nice variety of birds, including some species I had not seen in a while.
Sleepy owl decides it’s time to wake up
I didn’t have seeing this owl on my list of expectations, but that’s part of the wonderful surprises you can get at this urban oasis.
Making the most of a morning at Merritt Island
I went on a recent breezy day, and the number of birds around was low. But the ones I did get to see were worth the trip.
Roseate Spoonbills pay me a surprise visit
When unexpected visitors drop by, sometimes it can be a pain. But when those visitors are Roseate Spoonbills, you welcome the surprise appearance.
It’s finally fall, and birds are coming back
A lot of birds have been popping up across Central Florida, from the Orlando Wetlands to Merritt Island to Lake Apopka to Osceola County.
Male Snail Kites in the rain are stunning
An overcast, drizzly day created a moody landscape in which to photograph these amazing-looking endangered birds.
Finding new-to-me birds on European vacation
In addition to seeing some familiar birds, I was able to find eight new-to-me birds in Iceland and Italy to add to my birding catalog.
Florida Snail Kites evolve so they can survive
Florida’s Snail Kites are remarkable birds of prey, even if their prey doesn’t move that fast. They had to adapt quickly in order to survive.
Revisiting Mendenhall Glacier a decade later
Mendenhall is one of the most accessible glaciers since you can take a car or tour bus to view it from a very nice visitors center.
