I hate to admit it, but it has taken a year for me to get back to building this web site.
Problem was, since I am a web designer/developer most of my time has been given over to clients and their sit...
The FWC needs your help in mapping the current distribution of Southeastern American Kestrels in peninsular Florida. Wanted: Sightings of kestrels in
the Florida peninsula SOUTH OF 28.5 degrees latitude
(Brooksville-Orlando-Titusville). Only sightings from April - June are needed. Please send locality information (nearest town, highway, or other
landmark) or GPS coordinates to: Karl E. Miller, Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, 1105 SW
Williston Road, Gainesville, FL 32601 karl.miller@myfwc.com
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Backyard Photography
Backyard Birding Techniques Bird Feeding / Watering Station and Backyard habitat Setup
Backyard Birding Techniques
Bird Feeding / Watering Station and
Backyard habitat Setup
If you have a love of birds and want to be able to see them close-up is to provide a bird feeding / wate...
My Backyard Techniques for a Winning Photograph!
By Robert Strickland
I setup a feeding and water station in the back yard next to my shed. It includes four feeders and a birdbath. I use a var...
Florida offers rich avian treasures for expert birders and beginners alike, if they know where to look. Carillon Lake located in Pineallas County and sits between the Hitlon and Raymond James Financia...
Well, I was in the right place at the right time for this photo. Woodstorks are rather clumsy when they land and it often appears as if they have no control. This one almost landed on my head instea...
A Great Nature Show!
By Robert Strickland
Your browser may not support display of this image.I had one of the greatest nature show I ever had. I was over to a sub-division nearby which ha...
Peregrine falcon delisted as an endangered species
June 17, 2009
Contact: Patricia Behnke, 850-251-2130
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved removal of the peregrine falcon from the state's list of endangered specie...
Marathon globetrotting shorebirds take a break in Jacksonville
May 1, 2009
Contacts: Monique Borboen (Audubon of Florida), 904-813-5115;
Karen Parker (FWC), 386-758-0525
The red knots are returning to Duval County.
These shorebirds rack up thousands of fr...
We nature lovers and environmental advocates have a fight on our hands to keep a true jewel known as the Clam Pass Natural Resource Protection Area, aka Pelican Bay preserved and protected. It is 570 acres of a coastal mangrove forested tidal wetlands preserve.
SAVE CLAM BAY WETLANDS-KEEP IT NATURAL