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Highlands Hammock State Park - 11.20.23- Photos by Brenda Fishbaugh and Leslie McConachie - Use the slide bar to view photos and species list

A fantastic group of birders.  The structure was built by HCAS.

Ranger Blake Lewis - A special guy for sure

One of the bird's of the day.  This Merlin was identified by Dorothy Harris and Dale Knapp after a serious comparison from the book.

Sideview of the Hairy Woodpecker with id confirmation in the next photo.  

Hairy Woodpecker - Note the head is highlighted to show the white separated by the black which makes this a HAIRY Woodpecker, not a downy woodpecker! 

Gray Catbird

Gray Catbird

American Kestral

A group of cormorants flying in a V

A group of cormorants flying in a V

Cypress Swamp Boardwalk Photo by Leslie

Cypress Swamp Boardwalk

Great Egret and White Ibis

Great Egret and White Ibis

Butterfly in the swamp

Butterfly in the swamp

Rafter T - November 9, 2023

Species List - (60) Thank you Dale Knapp

Boat-tailed Grackle / Common Grackle / Red-winged Blackbird / White-winged Dove / Red-shouldered Hawk / Cattle Egret / Sandhill Crane / White Ibis / Osprey / Red-bellied Woodpecker / Mourning Dove / American Crow / Mockingbird / Pileated Woodpecker / Mottled Duck / Florida Scrub Jay / Eastern Meadowlark / Loggerhead Shrike / Red-headed Woodpecker / Pam Warbler / Wild Turkey / Eastern Phoebe/ Anhinga / Greater Yellowlegs / Great Egret / Wilson's Snipe / Killdeer / Belted Kingfisher / Little Blue Heron / Great Blue Heron / Tree Swallow / Tri-colored Heron / Starling / Wood Stork / Eastern Towhee / Blue Jay / Kestrel / Black Vulture / Bald Eagle / Turkey Vulture / Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher / Roseate Spoonbill /  Northern Harrier / American Bittern / Pied-billed Grebe / Black-bellied Whistling Duck / Blue-winged Teal / Common Gallinule / Snowy Egret / Black-crowned Night Heron / Green Heron / Glossy Ibis / Crested Caracara / Downy Woodpecker / Carolina Wren / Ground Dove / Gray Catbird / Western Kingbird / Double-crested  Cormorant / Tufted Titmouse

Rafter T is located in Highlands County Florida off of Arbuckle Creek Road

I would like to take this time to thank Jimmy Wohl for being such a gracious host.  This ranch is under protection from development and is actively engaged in best practices toward our environment.  

Myakka River State Park - Oct. 26,2023

Species List (64) - Thank you Dale Knapp

Anhinga - Bald Eagle - Barred Owl - Black-crowned Night Heron - Black and White Warbler - Black-bellied Whistling Duck - Black-necked Stilt - Black Vulture - Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - Blue Jay - Blue-winged Teal - Boat-tailed Grackle - Caracara - Catbird - Carolina Wren - Cardinal - Cattle Egret - Common Crow - Common Gallinule - Common Grackle - Common Yellowthroat - Double-crested Cormorant - Dunlin - Eastern Meadowlark - Eastern Phoebe - Eurasian Collared Dove - Glossy Ibis - Great-blue Heron - Great Egret - Greater Yellowlegs - Green Heron Green-winged Teal- Ground Dove - House Sparrow - Kestrel - Kingfisher - Least Sandpiper - Lesser Yellowlegs - Limpkin - Little-blue Heron - Mockingbird - Mottled Duck - Mourning Dove - Muscovy Duck - Northern Harrier - Osprey - Palm Warbler - Red-bellied Woodpecker - Red-shouldered Hawk - Red-winged Blackbird - Roseate Spoonbill - Sandhill Crane - Shrike - Short-tailed Hawk (Dark Morph) - Snowy Egret - Starling - Tree Swallow - Tri-colored Heron - Turkey Vulture - White Ibis - Wild Turkey - Wilson Snipe - Wood Stork - Yellow-throated Warbler

Photos of our trip to Myakka 10.26.23

Bird of the Day - Short-tailed Hawk (dark morph)
Bird of the Day - Short-tailed Hawk (dark morph)
Blue-winged Teal set in motion by Bald Eagle presence
Black and White Warbler
Black-bellied Whistling Ducks
Black-necked Stilt

Scholarship Award Nights - April 2023

Avon Park High School

Lake Placid High School

Avon Park High School

Hannah Sheffield accepting from Susan Volpitta, Treasurer and Roberta Lake, Director, Highlands County Audubon

Sebring High School

Lake Placid High School

Avon Park High School

Isabella Manint accepting from Steve Blaire, President, Highlands County Audubon

Lake Placid High School

Lake Placid High School

Lake Placid High School

Chloe LeBlanc accepting from Fran Rolston outgoing Secretary, Highlands County Audubon

Fort De Soto - April 3, 2023 - 60 Species

Bird of the Day - Reddish Egret photo by Dale Knapp

There are only about five-thousand reddish egrets so seeing one is very special.  Many thanks for Dale Knapp's photos.  Hopefully you will see one someday.

Out trip to Fort De Soto with 60 species for our annual fundraising activity was good.  For those of you who pledged an amount of money per species check with the member you sponsored or mail you check to PO Box 814, Lake Placid, Florida, 33862 As always thank you so very much and remember it is a tax-deductible donation.

Reddish Egret photo by Dale Knapp

  

Species List - Ft. DeSoto April 3, 2023 – 60 Species

Thank you, Dale Knap 

  Kestrel - White Ibis - Red-bellied Woodpecker -  Mourning Dove American Crow - Black Vulture - Cardinal - Bald Eagle - Cattle Egret 

Turkey Vulture - Pileated Woodpecker - Meadowlark - Mockingbird Caracara - Great Egret - Sandhill Crane - Red-shouldered Hawk 

Eurasian-collared Dove - Laughing Gull - Great Blue Heron - Starling

Osprey - Tri-colored Heron - D/C Cormorant - Common Grackle 

 Brown Pelican - Ring-billed Gul - Royal Tern - Rock Dove - Blue Jay  Forster’s Tern - Ruddy Turnstone - Barn Swallow - Willet - Snowy Egret

Catbird - Semipalmated Plover - Palm Warbler - Black & White Warbler

 Great Crested Flycatcher - Nanday Parakeet - Short-billed Dowitcher

 Sanderling - Little Blue Heron - Wilson’s Plover - Wood Stork

House Sparrow - Downy Woodpecker - Ground Dove - Anhinga  

Roseate Spoonbill - Loggerhead Shrike - Reddish Egret - Black Skimmer

 Blue-headed Vireo - Herring Gull - Black-bellied Plover - Robin

Boat-tailed Grackle - Fish Crow

Wakodahatchee March 16, 2023

Blue-winged Teal

111 miles of driving one way but boy is it worth it.

I hope you get a chance to go with us on a trip and the day turns out to be as special as this one was.  Thank you everyone who went.  Next time bring a friend.

Species List - Thank you Dale Knapp (68 species)

American Crow - Red-shouldered Hawk - Northern Mockingbird - Mourning Dove - Eurasian-collared Dove - White Ibis - Mottled Duck - Common Moorhen - Boat-tailed Grackle - Red-bellied Woodpecker - Red-winged Blackbird - Wood Stork - Cattle Egret - Great Egret  - Palm Warbler - Tri-colored Heron - Wild Turkey - Sandhill Crane  - Pileated Woodpecker -  Kestrel - Blue Jay -  Turkey Vulture - Black Vulture - Anhinga  - Pine Warbler  - Robin - Great Blue Heron - Ring-Billed Gull - Black-crowned Night Heron - D. Cr. Cormorant - Kingfisher - Little Blue Heron -  Common Grackle - - Pied-billed Grebe - Great Crested Flycatcher -   Eastern Phoebe - Eastern Meadowlark -  Yellow-rumped Warbler -  Black-bellied Whistling Duck - American Coot - American Redstart - Black-necked Stilt - Blue-winged Teal - Crested Caracara - Egyptian Goose - Prairie Warbler - Fish Crow - Greater Yellowlegs - Green Heron - Limpkin - Loggerhead Shrike - Muscovy Duck - Northern Cardinal - Osprey - Monk Parakeet - Roseate Spoonbill - Glossy Ibis - Purple Gallinule - Purple Martin - Purple Swamp-hen - Rock Dove - Starling - Swallow-tailed Kite - Tree Swallow - Yellow Warbler - Snail Kite - Northern Parula Warbler

Circle B Bar February 8, 2023

What a Day!

The weather was amazing, the wind was nearly non -existent, the sixteen folks who went were there to enjoy all Circle B Bar has to offer, and boy what great outdoor experiences it has to offer.  After Circle B Bar we migrated to Catfish Country Restaurant and enjoyed talking about the 70 species seen that day.  Once again, thank you to everyone who makes these trips so enjoyable.  

  

Circle B Bar 02.08.2023 Species List – Thank you Dale Knapp

70 Species... WOW!

 

Mourning Dove,     

Sandhill Crane,     

Great Egret,     

American Crow,     

Boat-tailed Grackle,     

Red-shouldered Hawk,     

Loggerhead Shrike,     

Kingfisher,     

Anhinga,     

10. Cattle Egret,     

Black Vulture,     

Osprey,     

Red-bellied Woodpecker,     

Great Blue Heron,     

Wood Stork,     

Mockingbird,     

Little Blue Heron,     

Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher,     

Tufted Titmouse,          

20. Cardinal,     

Catbird,     

Yellow-rumped Warbler,     

Glossy Ibis,     

D/Crested Cormorant,     

Common Gallinule,     

Eastern Phoebe,          

Downy Woodpecker,     

Palm Warbler,     

Tri-colored Heron,     

30. American Coot,     

Snowy Egret,     

Turkey Vulture,     

Limpkin,     

White Pelican,     

Brown, Pelican,     

Pied-billed Grebe,     

Bald Eagle,     

White Ibis,     

Pileated Woodpecker,     

40. White-eyed Vireo,     

N. Harrier,

Carolina Wren,

Rock Dove,

Black-crowned Night Heron,

House Sparrow,

Ring-billed Gull,

Robin,

Blue Jay,

Tree Swallow,

50. Red-winged Blackbird,

Swamp Sparrow,

American Bittern,

Common Yellowthroat,

Common Grackle,

Forster’s Tern

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker,

Orange-crowned Warbler

Green Heron.

Purple Gallinule,

60. Ground Dove,

Blue-winged Teal,

Fish Crow,

Yellow-throated Warbler,

Bonaparte’s Gull,

Black & White Warbler,

Pine Warbler,

Northern Shoveler,

Ring-necked Duck,

Least Sandpiper,

70. Kestrel,

Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary and Blair Audubon - Jan. 25, 2023

Hope you get to go here someday!

Who can resist going to this magnificent place.  I can tell you for a fact I will go there every chance I can.  It is a long drive, but only 1.5 hours and no city traffic.  Once again, our host and Sanctuary Guru Sally Stein did not let us down.  She brought her assistant Kayla along and it was a delight to meet her.  I am always encouraged when the young folks show up for birding and other conservation activities.  I believe the bird of the day was either a beautiful Redstart darting around, or maybe the Yellow-crowned Night Heron, or maybe yet the Black-Throated Green warbler.  

Corkscrew – Jan. 2023 

Species List by Dale Knapp – 57 Species

Osprey

Boat-tailed Grackle

Double-crested Cormorant

Kestrel

Cattle Egret

American Crow

Anhinga

Great Blue Heron

Great Egret

Wood Stork

Crested Caracara

Red-shouldered Hawk

Black Vulture

Mourning Dove

White Ibis

Snowy Egret

Blue Jay

Kingfisher

Red-bellied Woodpecker

Northern Mockingbird

Sandhill Crane

House sparrow

Rock Dove

Eurasian Collared Dove

Turkey Vulture

Little Blue Heron

Pied-billed Grebe

Meadowlark

Loggerhead Shrike

Tree Swallow

Robin

Common Grackle

Cardinal

Catbird

Painted Bunting

Yellow-Rump Warbler

Pileated Woodpecker

Pine Warbler

Eastern Phoebe

American Redstart

Blue Gray Gnatcatcher

White-eyed Vireo

Carolina Wren

Black-crowned Night Heron

Tri-colored Heron

Bald Eagle

Muscovy Duck

Least Sandpiper

Lesser Yellowlegs

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Blue-headed Vireo

Black-throated Green Warbler

Black and White Warbler

Common Yellowthroat

Black-bellied Whistling Duck

Yellow-crowned Night Heron

White-winged Dove


Avon Park Air Force Range Jan 11, 2023

Such a beautiful day for birding!

I hope you get a chance to go with us on a trip and the day turns out to be as special as this one was.  Thank you Patrick Blake for taking us around the Range to view our 60 species.  A great day!

Species List - Thank you Dale Knapp

Swamp Sparrow - Cardinal - Savannah Sparrow - American Crow - Red-shouldered Hawk - Northern Mockingbird - Mourning Dove - White Winged Dove - White Ibis - Mottled Duck - Common Gallinule - Boat-tailed Grackle - Red-bellied Woodpecker - Red-winged Blackbird - Wood Stork - Cattle Egret - Great Egret - Black & White Warbler - Palm Warbler - Tufted Titmouse - Tri-colored Heron - Wild Turkey - Sandhill Crane - White-eyed Vireo - Pileated Woodpecker - Ground Dove - Kestrel - Blue Jay - Eastern Bluebird - Turkey Vulture - Black Vulture - Anhinga - Blue/Gray Gnatcatcher - Pine Warbler - Scrub Jay - Eastern Towhee - Robin - Great Blue Heron - Ring-Billed Gull - Black-crowned Night Heron - Eurasian Collared Dove - D. Cr. Cormorant - Kingfisher - Little Blue Heron - Snowy Egret - Common Grackle - Blue-headed Vireo =- Pied-billed Grebe - Great Crested Flycatcher - Common Yellowthroat - Least Sand[iper - Yellow throated warbler - Wastern Phoebe - Eastern Meadowlark - Killdeer - Carolina Wren - Yellow-rumped Warbler - Yellow-bellied Sapsucker - Catbird - Brown-headed Nuthatch

Royce Unit 04/30 2022

Account

Susan V., Jimmy B., Cheryl S., Ruth K., and Roberta L. went to Royce Unit in Lake Placid with hopes of seeing baby bluebirds.  Indeed, this small group checked the boxes, photographed the babies without disturbing them, and closed the boxes.  As most of you know the original Blue Bird Trail has been reduced to only a few boxes.  Since then, Dave F. has been gracious enough to keep a log on each remaining box.  In addition to baby bluebirds and titmouse babies our species count numbered just over 40.  Not bad for a very windy day but it could have been better.  Thank you, Jimmy B and Cheryl S., for the photos.  This was our final trip for this season.  

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Fort De Soto - Pinellas County - 69 Species

Ten active birders went to Fort De Soto for our Annual Bird-A-Thon


Species List Fort De Soto, April 9, 2022 – Thank You, Dale Knapp for keeping the lists.

                       This beautiful Bird on the right is a Scarlet Tanager

Kestrel                                    

White Ibis

Red-bellied Woodpecker

 Mourning Dove

American Crow

Black Vulture       

 Mottled Duck

Boat-tailed Grackle

Cardinal

 Bald Eagle

Cattle Egret

White-winged Dove

 Turkey Vulture

Pileated Woodpecker

Meadowlark

 Mockingbird

Caracara

Swallow-tailed Kite

 Great Egret

Wild Turkey

Sandhill Crane

 Red-shouldered Hawk

Starling

Eurasian-collared Dove

 Laughing Gull

Glossy Ibis

Great Blue Heron

 Osprey

Tri-colored Heron

D/C Cormorant

 Common Grackle

Brown Pelican

Ring-billed Gull

 Royal Tern

Rock Dove

Blue Jay

 Forster’s Tern

Ruddy Turnstone

Barn Swallow

 Willet

Sandwich Tern

Snowy Egret

 Orchard Oriole

Catbird

Semipalmated Plover

 Palm Warbler

Black & White Warbler

Great Crested Flycatcher

 Scarlet Tanager

Fish Crow

Black-hooded Parakeet

 Prairie Warbler

Dowitcher

Kingfisher

 Dunlin

Sanderling

Little Blue Heron

 Wilson’s Plover

Wood Stork

House Sparrow

 Chimney Swift

Downy Woodpecker

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

 Prothonotary Warbler

Ground Dove

Eastern Kingbird

 Black-bellied Whistling Ducks

Anhinga

Least Tern

Venus Loop and Avon Park Airforce Range

March 17, 2022 aand March 31, 2022

Two beautiful trips this March, 2022.  First was the Venus Loop with Dr. Gray and then the Avon Park Airforce Range led by Patrick Blake a true Bird Nerd.  For photos check out our facebook page Highlands Audubon Group.  Brenda posted some wonderful photos.  Thank you again Dale Knapp for keeping the species lists.

Species List – Venus Loop with Dr. Gray – March 17, 2022 

Osprey - Black & White Warbler -  American Crow - Tufted Titmouse -  Mourning Dove - Great Egret .Ring-billed Gulll - Swallow-tailed Kite  - Mockingbird - Loggerhead Shrike  - White Ibis - Red-winged Blackbird - Boat-tailed Grackle - Carolina Wren - House Sparrow - Black-crowned Night Heron - Kestrel - Anhinga -  E. Towhee - Snowy Egret - Cardinal -  Little Blue Heron - Eur. Collared Dove Purple Gallinule - Eastern Phoebe -  Limpkin - Palm Warbler -  Sandhill Crane - Red-bellied Woodpecker -  Wild Turkey - Caracara - Tree Swallow - Cattle Egret - Red-headed Woodpecker Eastern Meadowlark - Wood Stork - Gr. Crested Flycatche - Glossy Ibis - Red-shouldered Hawk Lesser Yellowlegs - Turkey Vulture - Greater Yellowlegs - Parula Warbler -  Northern Flicker - Great Blue Heron - Blue Gray Gnatcatcher - D/C Cormorant - Yellow-throat Vireo - Blue Jay Downey Woodpecker - Tri-colored Heron - White-winged Dove - Pileated Woodpecker Starling - Catbird - Fish Crow - Green Heron - Common Yellow-throat - Common Grackle - Kingfisher - Black Vulture -  Ground Dove - White-eyed Vireo- Scrub Jay 

Species List Avon Park Airforce Range with Patrick Blake March 31, 2022

Black-bellied whistling Ducks -  Anhinga - Cardinal -  Blue/Gray Gnatcatcher - Caracara - Pine Warbler - Am. Crow - Scrub Jay - Red-shouldered Hawk -  E. Towhee - Northern Mockingbird -  Cedar Waxwing - Mourning Dove -  Great Blue Heron - Swallow-tailed Kite -  Roseate Spoonbill - White Ibis - Black-crowned Night Heron - Limpkin - White Pelican - Common Gallinule - D. Cr. Cormorant - Boat-tailed Grackle - Kingfisher - Red-bellied Woodpecker -  Little Blue Heron - Red-winged Blackbird -  Snowy Egret - Osprey - Common Grackle  - Cattle Egret -  Wood Duck - Great Egret - Parula Warbler - Black & White Warbler - Great Crested Flycatcher - Palm Warbler - Common Yellowthroat - Tufted Titmouse -  Fish Crow - Tri-colored Heron - King Rail - Wild Turkey - Eastern Phoebe - Sandhill Crane -  Eastern Meadowlark - White-eyed Vireo -  Bachman’s Sparrow  - Pileated Woodpecker -  Eastern Kingbird  - Ground Dove - Yellow-throat Vireo  - Red-headed Woodpecker - Bald Eagle  - Blue Jay -  Catbird - Eastern Bluebird - Shrike  - Turkey Vulture - Black Vulture 


Celery Fields Feb. 23, 2022

Great Day

Today was an extraordinary day.  Our small group of nine saw 72 species.  This ties our reord from a few years ago.

Species List - Thank you Dale Knapp

Ring Billed Gull - American Crow - Boat-tailed Grackle - White Ibis - Mourning Dove - Common Grackle - Mockingbird - Osprey - Limpkin - Red-bellied Woodpecker - Crested Caracara - Great Egret - Wood Stork - Red-winged Blackbird - Eastern Meadowlark Kingfisher - Kestrel - Red-shouldered

Hawk - Anhinga - Sandhill Crane - Black Vulture - Starling - Cattle Egret - Double Crested Cormorant - Loggerhead Shrike - Bald Eagle Great Blue-heron - Muscovy Duck - Blue Jay - Turkey Vulture - Little-blue Heron - Black-crowned Night Heron - Purple Martin - Mottled Duck -Tri-colored Heron

Species List Continued

Lesser Scaup - Pied-billed Grebe - Palm Warbler - Cardinal - Yellow-rump Warbler - Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - Ring-necked Duck - Ground Dove - Common Moorhen - Purple Gallinule - GreenHeron - Blue-winged Teal - Snowy Egret - Glossy Ibis - Eastern Phoebe - House Sparrow - Tree Swallow - Brown-headed Cowbird - Catbird - Pileated Woodpecker - Eurasian Collared Dove - Rock Dove - Blue-headed Vireo - American Coot - Laughing Gull - Barn Swallow - Wild Turkey - White-eyed Vireo - Swallow-tailed Kite - Roseate Spoonbill - White Pelican - Caspian Tern - Fish Crow - Eastern Bluebird - Northern Harrier - Swamp Sparrow - Swamp Hen

Highlands Hammock State Park 02-12-2022

A beautiful Florida Day - Little Humidity - temps in the 70's

The photo above  was taken at the end of a most pleasant day birding in Highlands Hammock State Park.  The weather was spectacular as was the opportunity to see so many birds.  We here at Highlands Audubon are proud that our pavillion is being used by so may visitors to the park.  As you know we built it in honor of the Beck Sisters.  You really must take a day and visit the Park and this very well built pavillion.


Once again thank you Dale Knapp for our species list.  42 diverse species is a good day birding.  


 Inside the Park:

  

Red-bellied Woodpecker 

American Crow

Northern Cardinal

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Blue Jay

Red-shouldered Hawk

White-eyed Vireo

Catbird

Mourning Dove

Ground Dove

Pine Warbler

Barred Owl

Great Crested Flycatcher

Pileated Woodpecker

Yellow-rumped Warbler

Eastern Phoebe

Northern Parula Warbler

Downy Woodpecker

Eastern Bluebird

Black Vulture

Blue Gray Gnatcatcher

Palm Warbler

Turkey Vulture

Cedar Waxwing

Black & White Warbler

Great Egret

Yellow throated Warbler

Robin

Red-winged Blackbird

Tufted Titmouse

American Goldfinch

White Ibis

Carolina Wren

Sandhill Crane

Blackburnian Warbler

Ruby-crowned Kinglet

Tree Swallow

Belted Kingfisher

Kestrel

Rufous sided Towhee

Red-headed Woodpecker

Chipping Sparrow


In Route:

Crested Caracara

Ring-billed Gull

Mockingbird

House Sparrow

Great Blue Heron




Learn More

You can visit us on our facebook page  to see the many photos taken in the park.  Highlands Audubon -

https://www.facebook.com/welikebirds

Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary January, 2022

Our Small Group

We all enjoyed this outing even though the sanctuary was operating wiith limited staff and Covid 19 protocals were in place.  

Black-throated Green Warbler

This beautiful little warbler was our bird of the day.  Most of us counted it as a lifer.  

Species List

Thank you Dale Knapp

 55 Species...A Good Day   

 

Red-shouldered Hawk           Rock Dove   

Cardinal                                 Black-crowned Nigh Heron

Caracara                                Red-bellied Woodpecker

Great Egret                            Eastern Phoebe

Kestrel                                    Pileated Woodpecker                

Turkey Vulture                        Merlin                                                 

Osprey                                   White-eyed Vireo

Black Vulture                          Black and White Warbler                                                       

Cattle Egret                            Pine Warbler         

Anhinga                                  Black-throated Green Warbler

Boat-tailed Grackle                Blue-headed Vireo

Mourning Dove                      Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Ring-billed Gull                      Carolina Wren

Tree Swallow                         Great Crested Flycatcher

American Crow                      Tufted Titmouse

White Ibis                                Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

Great Blue Heron                   Common Yellowthroat                

Kingfisher                               Limpkin

Wood Stork                            Bald Eagle

Mockingbird                            Palm Warbler

Little Blue Heron                     Catbird

Snowy Egret                           Red-winged Blsckbird

D/C Cormorant                        Green Heron

Wild Turkey                             Eurasian Collared Dove

Eastern Meadowlark               Common Gallinule

Starling                                    Tri-colored Heron

House Sparrow                        Sandhill Crane

                                                 Wilson's Snipe


Highlands County Audubon Society

Highlands County Audubon P.O Box 814 Lake Placid, FL 33862 US

(863) 599-0124

 


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