Everglades and Florida Wildlife
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2025 4:05 pm
We made a trip to Florida in 2023 and thought might enjoy something from a warmer climate this late winter.
We made to the Everglades and to a couple of wildlife refuges on the East Coast.
Roseate Spoonbill
DSCI0408 by William Reinke, on Flickr
Reddish Egret--These birds are fun to watch as they dance in the pond often with their wings spread trying to stir up creatures for their meal.
DSCI0412 by William Reinke, on Flickr
Little Blue Heron
DSCI0380 by William Reinke, on Flickr
White-phased Little Blue Heron (I believe, or maybe Snowy Egret) in breeding plumage
DSCI0384 by William Reinke, on Flickr
White Pelicans gorging on fish in an estuary. They were all gathered together constantly dipping and coming up with fish in their pouches.
DSCI0402 by William Reinke, on Flickr
Painted Bunting--My favorite looking songbird
DSCI0367 by William Reinke, on Flickr
Purple Gallinule--Very beautiful also
DSCI0318 by William Reinke, on Flickr
Bahama Mockingbird--a rare vagrant to South Florida
DSCI0339 by William Reinke, on Flickr
We made to the Everglades and to a couple of wildlife refuges on the East Coast.
Roseate Spoonbill

Reddish Egret--These birds are fun to watch as they dance in the pond often with their wings spread trying to stir up creatures for their meal.

Little Blue Heron

White-phased Little Blue Heron (I believe, or maybe Snowy Egret) in breeding plumage

White Pelicans gorging on fish in an estuary. They were all gathered together constantly dipping and coming up with fish in their pouches.

Painted Bunting--My favorite looking songbird

Purple Gallinule--Very beautiful also

Bahama Mockingbird--a rare vagrant to South Florida
