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Drying Out One of the most common water birds that we have in central Florida are the double crested cormorants...
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Multicolored Autumn Although autumn is coming to an end in much of the northern hemisphere, here in Florida it’s still...
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Cautious Cardinal The young northern cardinals (Cardinalis cardinalis) are all working at developing their survival techniques. In addition to learning...
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Hibiscus Magic My hibiscus plant has been blooming like crazy all summer and continues into the fall. Every time it...
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Sunny Woods Fall has definitely arrived in central Florida. We are beginning to see a few color changes in the...
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Regal Catbird As fall progresses, more and more of our winter avian residents are arriving. Right now there are quite...
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Satiated Fall is the season for beautyberries (Callicarpa americana) and the clusters of bright purple berries are everywhere. I’m a...
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In the Spotlight Honey bees (Apis mellifera) are out and about most days rain or shine. It’s important to collect...
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Quiet Jay The blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata) have finished their breeding season and they and their offspring are now back...
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Greater Yellow Legs The last time I went out to Fort Island Gulf Beach I was really hoping to see...
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