Whether it’s the slow season or time for migration, the expansive national wildlife refuge offers a lot of birds to photograph.
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The Big Picture: Photographing birds as part of the landscape
Lately I’ve noticed that some of my pictures look better when I am not too zoomed in on the birds I was photographing.
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A new bird, an unusual bird and some familiar birds at Lake Apopka
I closed out August by coming across a new-to-me bird and an interesting looking bird during a morning trip to Lake Apopka.
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Busy birding during slow summer season
Among the locations I visited in June for these photos were Osceola County, Merritt Island, Lake Apopka, UCF and the Orlando Wetlands.
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Brown Pelicans’ fishing highlight trip to MINWR
Brown Pelicans are here all the time, so I rarely bother to photograph them unless I see something special.
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Birding at St. Augustine Alligator Farm rookery
On our long weekend in St. Augustine earlier this month, I spent one morning at the Alligator Farm’s rookery area.
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White Pelicans are our true snow birds
A group of American White Pelicans visited Black Point Wildlife Drive as part of their Florida winter vacation.
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Spoonbills, Shovelers and more at Merritt Island
Among the returning birds are pretty-in-pink Roseate Spoonbills, funny-looking Northern Shovelers and white-and-black Forster’s Terns.
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Merritt Island abounds with Northern Flickers
I came across more of these colorful little woodpeckers than ever before, spotting them along the Black Point Wildlife Drive and the Scrub Ridge Trail at MINWR.
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Summer birding season isn’t so slow after all
Yes, most of the migratory birds have left but there is still an entertaining cast of native birds to be seen.