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Butorides virescens - Green heron

Jefferson Co. FL 05/25/07
This resident of Florida can often be seen - although not always easily - crouching on a log, low branch or rock and leaning over the water wait
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Ardea ibis - Western cattle-egret

St. Johns Co. FL 04/04/09
Native to Africa , Asia and Spain, cattle egrets are now found throughout the United States and much of South America.
They are the mos
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Cattle egret
Bubulcus ibis

Botaurus lentiginosus  - American bittern

Volusia Co. FL 02/13/11

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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Ardea alba - Great egret

Volusia Co. FL 01/06/07
Great egrets are mostly found wading slowly in shallow waters and marshes though much of Florida, sometimes foraging in nearby upland habitats.
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Nycticorax nycticorax - Black-crowned night-heron

St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
Black-crowned night herons are found in nearly any wetland habitat in Florida, more common inland than along the coast. This is the most widesp
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Black crowned night heron

Nyctanassa violacea - Yellow-crowned night heron

Volusia Co. FL 02/03/07
Yellow-crowned night herons are mostly nocturnal feeders, but can sometimes be seen in the mornings or before dusk searching for their favorite
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Nycticorax violaceus

Mycteria americana - Wood stork

St. Johns Co. FL 02/28/09
The range of wood storks extends through the southeastern coastal states from North Carolina to Texas south to the Yucatan peninsula , plus Tenn
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Dumetella carolinensis - Gray catbird

Osceola Co. FL 01/26/08
While gray catbirds may occasionally be found year-round - mostly in central and northern Florida - they are common statewide in winter and can
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Geomys pinetis - Southeastern pocket gopher

Citrus Co. FL 01/01/25
Pocket gophers are most commonly found in sandhills with longleaf pine and turkey oak from the Central peninsula northward and into the coastal
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