Birds of Florida and Birds of Mountain States

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Birds of Florida and Birds of Mountain States

Wood Duck

Wilson’s Warbler

Whimbrel

Western Sandpiper

Sparrowhawk

Sora

Sooty Tern

Snowy Plover

Sanderling

Roseate Spoonbill

Ring-necked Duck

Redwinged Blackbird

Reddish Egret

Pied-billed Grebe

Orange-crowned Warbler

Noddy Tern

Marbled Godwit

Mallard

Louisiana Heron

Limpkin

Laughing Gull

House Wren

Great White Heron

Great Horned Owl

Dowitchers

Common Nighthawk

Common Gallinule

Cattle Egret

Cliff Swallows (with nest)

Caspian Tern w/young

Burrowing Owl

Brown Pelicans (adult and young)

Black Vultures

Anhinga

American Wigeon

Redwing Blackbird (female and young)

Yellow-headed Blackbird (displaying)

Mountain Bluebird (male and female)

Clark’s Nutcracker

Mallard on nest

Golden Eagle (young and nest)

Prairie Falcon Young

Canada Goose (adult with nest)

Ferruginous Rough Leg Hawk (young in nest)

Red Tailed Hawk (on nest)

Canada Jay

Magpie

Meadowlark

Bullock’s Oriole (male and female)

White Crowned Sparrow (with nest, young, and Eggs)

Raven

Western Robin

Tree Swallow (nesting)

Trumpeter Swans

Western Tanager (Male and Female)

Turkey Vulture