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Local birds in the Orlando, Florida area

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IMG_2353.jpg		 Osprey taking off
Osprey taking off
Male Northern Cardinal
Male Northern Cardinal		 Male Downy Woodpecker
Male Downy Woodpecker		 Great Egret
Great Egret		 Great egret at dusk
Great egret at dusk
Goldfinch
Goldfinch		 Yellow bellied flycatcher
Yellow bellied flycatcher		 Palm Warbler
Palm Warbler		 Palm warbler
Palm warbler
Goldfinch
Goldfinch		 Don't know much about little birds???
Don't know much about little birds???		 Palm Warbler
Palm Warbler		 Anhinga takes a swim
Anhinga takes a swim
Red-tailed Hawk
Red-tailed Hawk		 Red Bellied Woodpecker
Red Bellied Woodpecker		 Great egret
Great egret		 Anhinga before his swim
Anhinga before his swim
Green heron
Green heron		 Angelic great egret
Angelic great egret		 Crows
Crows		 Great blue heron
Great blue heron
Tricolor heron
Tricolor heron		 Tricolor heron
Tricolor heron		 Tricolor heron
Tricolor heron		 Tricolor heron
Tricolor heron
Great blue heron
Great blue heron		 Anhinga
Anhinga		 Great blue heron
Great blue heron		 Great blue heron
Great blue heron
Great blue heron
Great blue heron		 Great blue heron
Great blue heron		 Little blue heron
Little blue heron		 Little blue heron
Little blue heron
Little blue heron
Little blue heron		 White ibis
White ibis		 Juvenile ibis
Juvenile ibis		 Little blue heron
Little blue heron
White ibis
White ibis		 A flock of ibises at sunset
A flock of ibises at sunset		 Great blue heron
Great blue heron		 Little blue heron
Little blue heron
Little blue heron
Little blue heron		 Great egret
Great egret		 Great egret
Great egret		 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Anhinga
Anhinga		 White Ibises
White Ibises		 White Ibises
White Ibises		 White Ibises take flight
White Ibises take flight
White Ibis contemplating flight
White Ibis contemplating flight		 White Ibis In flight
White Ibis In flight		 Limpkin
Limpkin		 Limpkin
Limpkin
Great blue heron
Great blue heron		 White ibis
White ibis		 Ready to fly
Ready to fly		 Fly away
Fly away
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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