The Island Packet on MSN5d
Like clockwork, hundreds of birds descend on Port Royal. Here’s why they love the place
Like clockwork, hundreds of nesting herons, ibis and egrets are back at Cypress wetlands. A boardwalk provides front-row ...
Why are all these birds on Lake Okeechobee? Why lake releases are helping
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers controls lake levels, and the agency has been making discharges to both coasts for months in ...
7 places to see wildlife in the U.S. this spring
From wild ponies in Virginia to bison in Yellowstone, here are seven wildlife-rich destinations—and tips on how to be a ...
TBN Weekly12d
Help Florida’s waterbirds have nesting success
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is reminding Floridians that breeding season has started for shorebirds, seabirds and wading birds in several parts of the state.
The News-Press6d
Why are all these birds on Lake Okeechobee? Why lake releases are helping
And at 13 feet, there's 12,000 of submerged aquatic vegetation that is in 6-inch or less of water. And it's really good for wading birds, especially the little blue herons and tri-colored herons." ...
Long Island frog tunnel saving spring amphibians hopping between vernal pools
The denizens of the Middle Island wetlands may have short spring migrations, but it's still a perilous journey.
TheTravel on MSN4d
This Terrifying Human-Sized Bird Hunts Crocodiles (And Anything Else It Wants)
A prehistoric feathered throwback that stands five feet tall, this apex predator easily swallows its younger siblings, and ...