An overcast, drizzly day created a moody landscape in which to photograph these amazing-looking endangered birds.
Tag: Snail Kite
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.
Visiting Lake Marian and its birds for first time
Located west of Kenansville, Lake Marian is in a fairly remote part of Osceola County, but it is a good place for birding.
Florida Snail Kites bouncing back but still in peril
As I have seen in Osceola County, there is another threat for the Snail Kites’ survival: Our growing human population.
Finally meeting Mr. Snail Kite at Lake Toho
I was excited to finally see and photograph some Snail Kites, but they were all females. But I found some male kites at Lake Tohopekaliga.
Adding 14 new birds to my catalog, plus some old faces in new places
Thanks to a recent vacation, a work trip and visiting my usual haunts, I have added 14 new birds to my life list.
Discovering Sail Kites at Lake Kissimmee
These raptors were known as Everglade Snail Kites up until 1983 when it was found the Florida population was just a subspecies of the bird.
