Helping You Learn More About Birdwatching
If you live in Florida, you’re likely to see 3 species of falcons that commonly reside in your state. These birds of prey are primarily revered for their exceptional hunting abilities and their speed. Falcons are powerful birds and can be identified by their hooked beaks and pointed wings. They […]
Did you know that there are 8 species of hawks commonly found in Florida? Some of these birds call Florida home all year round while others typically migrate to or through the state during winter. So, next time you’re out bird watching, you can keep a look out for these […]
Owls are one of the most interesting birds of prey with their huge eyes and comical facial expressions. If you live in Florida, you’re indeed fortunate to have a number of owl species that call this state home. Let’s take a look at the various species of owls that you’re […]
It’s common to see many different species of parrots flying around Florida, but you might be interested to learn that none of these are actually native to the state. There was only one species of parrot that was native to Florida, the Caroline Parakeet, but this is now extinct. All […]
Woodpeckers are fascinating birds to encounter in the wild and there are a variety of species that are commonly found in Florida. They are generally attracted to the pine forests found in the area but sadly, many of these are being cleared which has resulted in a lot of loss […]
We think of bald eagles as massive birds of prey that rule the sky. But, have you ever wondered how big a bald eagle actually is? Generally a bald eagle’s size can vary with both sex and where it lives. Bald eagles that live in Alaska and the northern states […]
As adult birds it can be quite easy to distinguish a golden eagle from a bald eagle. However, the difficulty arises when you see a juvenile bird that hasn’t fully developed its adult markings. This can take up to 5 years for both species. As adults, bald eagles have a […]
Since being on the endangered list back in the 1970s, bald eagles have made an amazing comeback and numbers are increasing year by year. You might be wondering how bald eagles reproduce and what their life cycle is like. Bald eagles are monogamous. This means that they have the same […]
The bald eagle was chosen as America’s national emblem back in 1782. It symbolizes courage, strength and freedom. The symbol is depicted on both US currency and other official documents such as passports. But, you might be wondering where bald eagles actually live. Bald eagles live in north America. They […]
We know that eagles are large powerful birds of prey that rule the skies. They can fly higher than most other birds, see long distances with their amazing eyesight and swoop down to pick up potential prey at fast speeds. But, have you ever wondered how strong an eagle is? […]
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