Get ready to learn all about the beautiful birds we share this world with!
Whether you’re a backyard birder or a seasoned bander, you’ve come to the right place to learn more about our feathered friends! I hope you enjoy some of the facts you will read on this blog!
Here is the final part of my Top 10 eBird Hotspots for Birding Central Florida! In it, I discuss the massive potential of Merritt Island and Fort De Soto and include 25 Honorable Mentions.
Part 2 of the Birding Central Florida series! Here, we discuss Lake Apopka, the Orlando Wetlands, and Joe Overstreet. There is some species overlap, however…
While giving several presentations on Birding Central Florida, I’m often asked where I like to go birding. This is a prominent topic during the presentation…
The Cinnamon Teal (Spatula cyanoptera) is a reasonably small duck found in the western states of the US during spring and summer. These birds migrate into Mexico and Central and South America for the winter, where some resident populations remain. Male Cinnamon Teal gives…
Here is the final part of my Top 10 eBird Hotspots for Birding Central Florida! In it, I discuss the massive potential of Merritt Island and Fort De Soto and include 25 Honorable Mentions.
Part 2 of the Birding Central Florida series! Here, we discuss Lake Apopka, the Orlando Wetlands, and Joe Overstreet. There is some species overlap, however…
While giving several presentations on Birding Central Florida, I’m often asked where I like to go birding. This is a prominent topic during the presentation…
The Bare-necked Umbrellabird (Cephalopterus glabricollis) is quite a peculiar Central American endemic species. I was privileged to view and photograph a male Umbrellabird during a recent trip to Costa Rica,… Read More »10 Facts About The Bare-necked Umbrellabird – Endangered Endemic Costa Rica Bird
The Cinnamon Teal (Spatula cyanoptera) is a reasonably small duck found in the western states of the US during spring and summer. These birds migrate into Mexico and Central and South America for the winter, where some resident populations remain. Male Cinnamon Teal gives…
