We got to see them swim, dive, expel air from their blowholes and show off their tails. But their bubble-net-feeding was incredible to watch.

This sure isn’t SeaWorld. Watching Orcas in Alaska
We were expecting to see Humpback Whales – and we did later on – but the first whales we spotted were a small pod of Orcas, or Killer Whales

Hot pink summer: Flamingos hang on at Merritt Island
When I visited them in early July, there were still 14 at Bird Island. Recent posts say their numbers dropped to seven as August began.

Marsh Rabbits, Hummingbirds: Orlando Wetlands’ odd couple
There’s a spot at the wetlands near a marshy area with lots of grass and greens for the rabbits and firebush shrubs and for the hummingbirds.

Spending July 4 with birds at Merritt Island
The birds didn’t seem to care about the holiday, and the humans seemed to be sleeping in for it.

Spending a magical morning at Orlando Wetlands
From birds to bunnies, from Ruby-throated hummingbirds to Swallow-tailed Kites, it was an amazing morning.

Finding some very colorful characters at Lake Apopka
The Lake Apopka area is definitely a not-so-hidden gem for birders and nature lovers.

Story of Merritt Island flamingos still being written
While other birds swept into the area by storms returned home, the flamingos at Merritt Island decided to, perhaps, make it their new home.

You never know what you’ll see at Orlando Wetlands
You should always expect the unexpected when visiting the Orlando Wetlands.

Reddish Egret puts on a sunset show
Reddish Egrets are eye-catching and entertaining with their hunting methods, in which they often appear to be dancing across the water.