Here’s the latest edition of Backyard Birds for me, featuring the return of Northern Parulas.
Category: Birds
Pictures of the birds I have encountered during my photography adventure.

Sandhill Crane colts facts: They grow up fast
Young sandhill Crane colts have quite the growth spurt, growing an inch a day between 10 and 30 days of age.

Diversity is part Orlando Wetlands’ lure
Most folks flock to the park to see the Roseate Spoonbills or the Sandhill Cranes with their colts, but there are so many other birds around.

Watching American Flamingos in the Indian River
This flamingo flamboyance included some brightly colored adults as well as a couple of juveniles who still had many of their gray feathers

Eagles, hawks and more at Lake Apopka
Seeing a little Bald Eagle eaglet and a Red-tailed Hawk were two of the highlights of my recent trip to Lake Apopka.

Sandhill Crane colts have arrived
The pair of crane babies are just a few days old but already are drawing a lot of attention from photographers and other visitors.

Cruise trip adds 8 new birds to my life list
On a cruise with stops in Bahamas, Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico and Roatan off Honduras, I added eight new birds to my life catalog.

Roseates are building excitement at Orlando Wetlands
Many of the Roseates’ nests are located just off the Cypress Boardwalk, giving observers an up-close view of home-improvement projects.

Great Egrets add touch of elegance to Orlando Wetlands
Resplendent in white with just a touch of green and yellow, the chic Great Egrets put on quite a show during breeding season.

St. Augustine birding trip is quite an adventure
St. Augustine can be a great place to go birding, with miles of beaches, a great state park and one very bird-friendly alligator attraction.