How to Identify Florida Raptors
Florida raptors give you some of the best backyard birding in the Southeast: hawks circling over suburban canals, Ospreys working the coast,…
Read articleFlorida Birding Zones
Florida Birding Zones give you a practical way to match birds to the habitats, seasons, and weather patterns across Florida. In Florida,…
Read articleCommon Florida Raptor Identification
Florida gives you a rich raptor list all year, from roadside hawks over pasture to ospreys over the coast and bald eagles…
Read articleWhen to Expect Warbler Migration Through Florida Backyards
Warbler migration through Florida backyards brings one of the busiest birding windows in North America, with small songbirds dropping into live oaks,…
Read articleWhen to Install Bluebird Nest Boxes in Florida Yards
Bluebirds use Florida yards best when you give them nest boxes before the breeding season starts, with the timing shaped by the…
Read articleWhen to Refill Bird Baths in Florida Summer Heat
In Florida, a bird bath becomes one of the most important backyard features once summer heat sets in. When to Refill Bird…
Read articleWhen to Spot Snail Kites Near Florida Wetlands
Snail Kites are one of the most distinctive raptors in Florida, and Florida wetlands give you the best chance in the United…
Read articleWhen to Put Out Suet to Florida Backyard Birds
Suet gives Florida backyard birds a high-energy food source that fills a real gap during cool snaps, nesting season, and times of…
Read articleWhen to Watch for Swallow-Tailed Kites in Florida
Swallow-tailed kites are one of the most exciting birds to watch in Florida, and Florida is the best place in the United…
Read articleWhen to Clean Florida Bird Feeders and Baths
Keeping Florida bird feeders and baths clean protects the songbirds, cardinals, wrens, mourning doves, and winter migrants that fill backyards across the…
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