Osprey with lunch
Bonaparte’s Gull, a winter visitor
The smallest gull seen over most of North America, and the only gull that regularly nests in trees.
Snowy Egret
In 1886, their plumes were valued at $32 per ounce, which was twice the price of gold at the time. This was why they were nearly hunted to extinction for the millinery trade before laws were finally passed to protect them.
Immature Ring-billed Gull
Our 2nd most common gull though they don’t nest in Florida
Eastern Phoebe
Their call closely resembles its name.
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