Wood Storks aren't necessarily the most attractive birds, but they're still a big part of Florida's bird population!
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- Great Blue Heron
- More Black-bellied Whistling Ducks!
- Black-Crowned Night Heron
- Red-bellied Woodpecker
- Wood Stork
- Mottled Ducks
- Limpkin
- Anhingas
- Red-winged blackbirds
- Burrowing owl
- The happy family
- Purple Gallinule
- Immature Tricolor Herons
- Happy little Gallinules
- Little blue heron
- Black-necked stilt
- Roseate Spoonbill
- Black-bellied Whistling Ducks
- Barred Owl, Riverbend Park
- Mourning dove, South Florida
- Common Gallinule mother and baby
- Glossy Ibis, Green Cay Wetlands
- White Ibis
- Snowy Egret, the Keys
- Great White Egret, Islamorada FL
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- Just trying to take photographs of all things bright and beautiful... and ugly too, I suppose...
Florida Wild Bird Photography
Hello and thank you for checking out my photo blog! I have taken all of these photos (starting January 2008) with my Canon S3 IS digital camera. All of the posted photos are subject to federal copyright protection, and republication without my express consent is not permitted.
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