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Yellow-legged Gull
Gulls and Terns
Yellow-naped Amazon
African and New World Parrots
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Wood Warblers
Yellow-throated Vireo
Vireos
Yellow-throated Warbler
Wood Warblers
Zenaida Dove
Pigeons and Doves
Zone-tailed Hawk
Hawks and Eagles

Articles

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1,158 Bird Species, 7,500 Miles, 1,000 Cups of Coffee and Counting: Meet the Couple Doing the First-Ever Big Year Across Colombia
July 02, 2021 — As they’ve crisscrossed the country tallying and documenting birds, photographers Niky Carrera Levy and Mauricio Ossa have also discovered hundreds of untold stories of conservation heroes.
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An infographic that shows the community of fish sampled by the Everglades Science Center.
2020 Sampling of Florida Bay Fish Reveal Improving Everglades Water Conditions
July 01, 2021 — The fish community could be showing an Everglades moving in the right direction.
Jacksonville at night. Photo: Pixabay.
Lights Out Northeast Florida Records Migration Collisions to Better Plan Dark Sky Initiatives
July 01, 2021 — Unfortunately, buildings and homes that keep bright lights on at night are a hazard, and millions of birds are lost to collisions each year.
Native plants now grow on Meister's dune ecosystem. Photo: Barbara Stoia Meister.
Member Profile: Coastal Native Plant Champion Barbara Stoia Meister
July 01, 2021 — Native dune plants bring coastal birds and insects.
Snail Kite in flight. Photo: Sandra Rothenberg.
Snail Kites Face another Difficult Nesting Year on Lake Okeechobee
July 01, 2021 — Water issues still to blame for low nesting rates.
Amanda Hull peering at a Bald Eagle.
CLI Members Make Connections During a Distanced Year
July 01, 2021 — To support the next generation of environmental leaders, visit: FL.Ô¼ÅÚÊÓƵ.org/CLI
Black Skimmers on Navarre causeway.
Gulf Power Foundation Funds New Signs to Protect Birds
July 01, 2021 — Flashing speed signs protect seabird colony.
American Oystercatcher on Shell Key.
American Oystercatchers: Working Across the State to Protect this Vulnerable Shorebird
July 01, 2021 — American Oystercatchers are an iconic coastal species, nesting in our beaches and coastal islands across the Gulf Coast and up the Atlantic seaboard. Sensitive to disturbance, they are a critical barometer of sea level rise and the resiliency of coastal habitats. Ô¼ÅÚÊÓƵ works throughout the state to monitor and protect this beautiful shorebird.