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  • three burrowing owl chicks stand on a perch overtop of a small mound of flowers in Cape Coral, Florida.
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  • A burrowing owl stands guard over a nest at sunrise in the Florida prairie. The Florida burrowing owl is a subspecies of the more common variety found all across western North American down through South America.
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  • A burrowing owl stands guard over a nest at sunrise in the Florida prarie
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  • A burrowing owl stands guard over a nest at sunrise in the Florida prarie
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  • A burrowing owl stands guard over a nest at sunrise in the Florida prarie
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  • an adult limpkin in the marsh at Myakka River State Park, Florida
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  • a Florida burrowing owl perches on the edge of Cape Coral
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  • three burrowing owl chicks stand on a perch overtop of a small mound of flowers in Cape Coral, Florida.
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  • two mated burrowing owls stand backlit by the morning sun at the edge of their burrow
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  • An artistic portrait of a male burrowing owl standing guard over his burrow in the early morning light
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  • two adult burrowing owls peer through the prairie grass at sunrise
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  • a burrowing owl stands guard over his burrow in the early morning light
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  • a solitary great blue heron stands in perfect silhouette against the burning sun rising up above the wetlands and palm trees
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  • A male great blue heron flys over the shallow waters of the mash as he makes another run away from the nest in search of sticks and other nesting materials
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  • a roseate spoonbill sits perched on an elderberry bush preening itself
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  • A black necked stilt hunches over the water with a small morsal of food trapped in its bill
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  • an adult limplin forages along a floating island of vegetation for apple snails
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  • a burrowing owl stands guard over his burrow in the early morning light
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  • a short-billed dowitcher stands in shallow water with wings fully extended over head
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  • A male black necked stilt wades across a shollow fresh water pond covered with duck weed as two dowwitchers forage behind him
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  • A male great blue heron flys in to a nest in order to mate with the female just moments after the other male left to retrieve nesting material
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  • three burrowing owl chicks stand on a perch overtop of a small mound of flowers in Cape Coral, Florida.
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  • A young barred owl perches close to the forest floor in search of lizards while the setting sun glows in the background. Barred owls are also informally known as the stripped owl. Although these birds were once primarily found from Maine to Florida, the species has slowly spread west, following in the wake of cities and suburbs, hopscotching their way across the Great Plains thanks to planted trees, and now can be found all the way to the Pacific coast. Unfortunately, once the barred owtl reached the temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest, they began to compete directly with the endangered Northern Spotted Owl.
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  • a snail kit perches on a stick in Lake Gatun near the Panama Canal. The highly specialized Snail Kite flies on broad wings over tropical wetlands as it hunts large freshwater snails. These gray-and-black raptors have a strongly curved bill that fits inside the snail shells to pull out the juicy prey inside. Unlike most other raptors, Snail Kites nest in colonies and roost communally, sometimes among other waterbirds such as herons and Anhingas. They are common in Central and South America but in the U.S. they occur only in Florida and are listed as Federally Endangered.
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  • A snail kite flying over vegetation at Lake Gatun, or Lago Gatun, near the Panama Canal. Snail kits specialize in feeding on snails in southern freshwater wetlands and can be found all throughout the tropics including South America, Central America, the Caribbean, and even southern Florida. Their range is beginning to spread thanks to invasive non-native snails in North America. The scientific name is Rostrhamus sociabilis. Photo by Jared Lloyd
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  • a male great egret performs his mating dance on a live oak limb in Florida
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