These birds evolved to wade in water and spear their prey, so they not only have some of the world’s longest beaks but long ...

The number of flamingos at the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge and across Florida has been rising, giving hope for a ...

The South Florida Water Management District reported overall nesting down although snowy egrets, South Florida's dominant wading bird, had back-to-back good years. While rainfall played a part ...

According to a Facebook post from Wild Florida Rescue, the long-necked bird had what appeared to be a pair of black underpants stuck to its beak, which is serrated. In case you thought this was a ...

What Florida birds are at risk of endangerment? News. ... The bird feeds in shallow water, swirling its pink feet and grabbing any small prey that tries to escape with its beak.

It is asking the state to designate the American Flamingo as the official state bird, replacing the northern Mockingbird and the state songbird as the Florida scrub-jay. A similar bill, HB 81, was ...

What Florida birds are at risk of endangerment? ... The bird feeds in shallow water, swirling its pink feet and grabbing any small prey that tries to escape with its beak.

Florida’s warm climate makes it a haven for nonnative Muscovy ducks and Egyptian geese, not to mention feral chickens. As bird flu continues in the U.S., these birds could carry the disease i… ...

The Wildlife Center of Southwest Florida cares for up to 200 birds each year, poisoned by red tide. And that's during the mild years.

Close up of a male Northern cardinal, known for its vivid red plumage and distinctive features that include a red beak and a black mask around the eyes. view more . Credit: Florida Atlantic University ...

The Jacksonville area has well over 200 species of birds. The number varies depending on the season, and many are found along the river and wetlands.