10,000 Birds

FEBRUARY 4, 2021

The logic goes like this: Grey-headed Swamphen are an invasive species that has spread in Florida from a few escapees, and is now fairly widespread in South Florida after initial eradication programs failed. Some people want Grey-headed Swamphens to be gone from Florida (photo taken in China, though).

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China Florida Kenya India 263

10,000 Birds

JULY 22, 2014

They have expanded their range through Indonesia and into Australia and is found in post breeding dispersal as far north as South Korea and Japan. Cattle Egret was first recorded in Florida in 1941 (although originally these were dismissed as escapes), and officially bred in Florida in 1953. ibis and the eastern B. coromandus.

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Cattle South Korea Suriname Seychelles 170

Animal Person

MAY 27, 2009

Her dedication included taking Violet back after her first adoptive home didn't want to deal with her diabetes, and even keeping her in her own home, away from other dogs (to control her condition and food intake and exercise) until we found her and demonstrated that were prepared to properly care for her. Some get adopted into great homes.

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Greyhounds Rhode Island Massachusetts Adopt Dog 100

10,000 Birds

FEBRUARY 12, 2013

But its not just parrots that are doing well in their adopted city. Some uncountable species, like Mitred Parakeets , are in fact way more numerous than some of the countable species and they are clearly breeding in well-established populations. Nanday or Black-hooded Parakeets have recently been accepted as countable by the ABA.

Miami 141

Miami Parrots Research Birds 141

10,000 Birds

FEBRUARY 12, 2024

A paper on the Chestnut-vented Nuthatch titled “Nest-Site Features and Breeding Ecology of Chestnut-Vented Nuthatch Sitta nagaensis in Southwestern China” has 8 authors. Does that mean that families in Florida should on average be larger than in Colorado? ” Oh my, are we important.

Birds 188

Birds China Woodpeckers Breeding 188

10,000 Birds

MARCH 5, 2011

Breeding behaviour and plumage was very apparent, but John Wise , an ex-pat Brit now resident in Orlando, told me that the birds’ activities had been held up for a couple of weeks during a cold snap that saw frosts in Florida. There are more at the Orlando, Florida post on Redgannet. Get yours today!

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2011 Alligators Florida Deer 117