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Egretta rufescens - Reddish egret

Sarasota Co. FL 10/16/19
Seen in coastal areas of Florida, more often in the central and south peninsula. The year-round range includes the United States gulf coast and
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Columba livia - Rock pigeon

Sarasota Co. FL 10/16/19
A common bird of towns and cities, farms and rocky cliffs practically world-wide.
Rock pigeon plumage is highly variable, most commonly
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Rock dove
Common pigeon

Megachile sp. - Leafcutter, mortar or resin bee

Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10
This bee was photographed on tarflower blossoms.
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Ardea herodias - Great blue heron

Brevard Co. FL 08/23/18
The largest heron in North America is a year-round resident of Florida, with migrating birds increasing the state's winter population. Great bl
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Pluvialis squatarola - Black-bellied plover

Volusia Co. FL 05/05/11
Black-bellied plovers can be found in coastal areas of Florida except during the summer. Other non-breeding range includes the coasts of the Uni
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Haliaeetus leucocephalus - Bald eagle

Osceola Co. FL 01/30/11
Year-round residents of coastal areas and near rivers and lakes in Florida, the state population increases in winter as many more bald eagles re
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Unidentified genus Unidentified species - Wireworm

Volusia Co. FL 12/06/21
This appears to be a larva of a click beetle and a member of the family Elateridae. These larvae are known as wireworms.
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Anoplius sp. - A blue-black spider wasp

Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10

Limenitis archippus - Florida viceroy

Volusia Co. FL 03/05/06
Viceroys are found throughout Florida, mainly in wetlands with willows. The Florida subspecies is seldom found outside the state.
Flori
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Basilarchia archippus floridensis

Libellula needhami - Needham's skimmer

Volusia Co. FL 06/09/11
Very similar in appearance to golden-winged skimmer, Needham's skimmer ranges mostly though the coastal stat
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