A few more "un-themed" birds from Wakodahatchee and Green Cay - all friends who have returned, or will return soon, to my Vermont ...

I don't have a "theme" for these, but I don't want to overlook them. So this is a first miscellany of this and that ... ...

In a tree almost within touching range, and so close that my 100-400mm lens was almost too much lens, this Wood Stork tore off building mate...

In late February, the larger wetland birds in Florida were into their courtship, nest building, and sometimes even the raising of young. H...

The Purple Swamphen (gray-headed) is an exotic which probably escaped sometime in the 1990s and has since spread to many wetland areas in F...

The Purple Gallinule is a colorful, but secretive bird of the southern marshes. I remember once staring for long minutes in the hopes of see...

Egrets suffered terribly from the feather trade. When you see them in their nuptial splendor, and remember the propensity of humans for gree...

Time for a brief respite from the wetlands. On our way south from Wakodahatchee and Green Cay, we stopped in the Fort Lauderdale area for a ...

As I continue to review the wetland waders photographed in Florida, I have to give a place of prominence to the Cattle Egret, which were jus...