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Tag: wetlands

Red-winged Blackbird
August 5, 2017 29 Comments by David USA

Red-winged Blackbird

If you are reading this in the United States of America, you might be wondering what is so special about the […]

The Wading Willet
May 3, 2017 14 Comments by David USA

The Wading Willet

Bird watching is never more challenging than when trying to distinguish between the distant, scuttling dots that are wading birds. […]

The crab crunching Yellow-crowned Night heron
December 16, 2015 16 Comments by David USA

The crab crunching Yellow-crowned Night heron

I have talked in previous articles about the sprawling, tropical wetlands of Florida; North America’s premier habitat for egret, heron and […]

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