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Local birds in the Orlando, Florida area

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Odd man out
Odd man out		 White ibis
White ibis
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Kay 29-Aug-2017 13:43
Just found your wonderful website. We had lots of crows in our front yard large old oak tree. I could tell they loved it there. I observed them every morning for months. They are gone now, why did they leave, will they return? I miss them.
Martin Schiff28-May-2017 04:56
Cathy, it was more than likely a wood stork.
Leanne 16-May-2013 18:40
The ninth picture is a yellow belly vireo by its yellow belly and the white doubled v strips on its wings
Martin Schiff03-Jun-2011 13:44
It is probably a Sandhill Crane.
Guest 03-Jun-2011 13:22
I am at the orange lake resort and saw a large brown bird with a long neck and a red plume? There were lots of them! They came right under our porch! What type of bird are they?
Martin Schiff18-Aug-2009 03:43
The first photo is an osprey.
Guest 16-Aug-2009 05:25
I have a question about the first photo of the unidentified bird. I have a photo of a bird without a good zoom and its wings are closed but it looks very similar to this bird you have a photo of with the wings up. I am trying to figure out what it is. It is nesting near the Regal Sun Resort in the Orlando area up in a tree in a nest that looks like an eagle's nest. Is it some kind of a hawk? Thanks.
Guest 01-Jul-2009 14:30
We are on vacation and saw a heron looking bird with a bright red plume. What type is it?
June Forbes 15-May-2008 15:50
Marge,
I live in Orange City and had gold finches for the first time this year. (I've lived here 10 yrs originally from Buffalo NY area. I believe they migrate and they are a pale yellow in winter and just before they leave for the north they get a much brighter yellow and black. I use just a bird mix from Sam's club..very reasonable price to feed cardinals, goldfinches, chipping sparrows, blue jays, titmice, mourning doves, red bellied woodpeckers, and carolina wrens. That's my backyard!
Guest 15-Mar-2008 02:29
I see goldfinches all the time here in Orlando, they normally appear when a coworker and I head outside for a work break.
marge 18-Jan-2008 21:32
A question about goldfinches please.
I moved to Sebring from Ohio in July and promptly hung my goldfinch feeders. I've not seen a single goldfinch.
Someone told me that as far as they knew - there were no goldfinches in Florida.
But I see goldfinches on the first page of your website.
What am I doing wrong or how can attract goldfinches to my feeders?
BTW. I am in Sebring about 60 miles south of Orlando.
Thanks.
King 04-Jan-2008 21:31
The juvenile ibis is a immature white ibis; they get their white plumage after about two years.
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