You’re not the only one who enjoys Florida’s seemingly endless sunshine! This gorgeous state is home to several small bird ...

But the true winter traveling birds are headed this way, and there's never been a better time to watch their movements as you ...

An animation produced by Cornwell University shows 118 migratory species ... One of the birds that flies over Florida after spending the winter in the Caribbean and Central America is the tiny ...

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My guide to this flyway rest stop ... A botanist by training, Salinas-Peba is also a master of bird identification who can name just about every species we see and hear packed among the mangroves.

The Nov. 5 general election not only determines the next president of the United States, but voters in Florida will vote for ...

It is believed that this species once constituted ... pigeon in its migrations was from central Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia south to the uplands of Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida ...

In 2018 we’ll explore the wonder of birds, and why we can’t ... from high in the trees in summer. The species migrates early in spring from Central America and northern South America.

Steininger and Wehner then took to the skies to guide their young charges on the birds ... the species has been hunted nearly to extinction in its native habitat of North Africa, Central ...

The larvae are usually domestic pests of woollen goods or museum pests, but also live in nests of birds and mammals ... It is a warmth-loving species, so it depends on central heating for survival in ...

The birds can run up to 30 mph (50km/h) and have a five-inch claw on each foot. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission consider cassowary a Class II species, which require a permit ...

Collier County has been abuzz with new mosquito species ... Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences entomologist Nathan Burkett-Cadena told USA Today Florida Network the mosquito ...