 | Find me in the wetlands and along the coast of Florida. I’m a year-round resident in the southern part of the state, and a summer visitor to the northern parts. I love crabs and I bet you’d enjoy watching me toss them around as I eat. I’m pretty easy to find at Fort De Soto park. Most Likely Found: At the beach, In the marsh When: Year-Round Where I've photographed: Circle B Bar Reserve, Fort De Soto, Lake Apopka Read more: Yellow-Crowned Night-Heron at Cornell Lab of Ornithology |
I have written 5 posts including a photo of a Yellow-Crowned Night-Heron
June 16, 2017 - ...The Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive has been such fun this month! Highlights of this visit include baby Killdeer, a Yellow-Crowned Night Heron, a Roseate Spoonbill, and the ever-present baby aliens (Common Gallinules). Read more
May 21, 2011 - ...After a long week at work, I was itching for a photography adventure. So I got up at 4 on Saturday morning and drove to Fort De Soto for sunrise. But I did have a great morning at North Beach, enjoying especially the antics of the Reddish Egrets. They are too funny! I arrived just […] Read more
April 23, 2011 - ...Rich came with me to Fort De Soto for sunrise this morning. He can’t remember the last time he watched the sun rise! We went to East Beach to see the sun come up over the Sunshine Skyway. Then we went the North Beach lagoon, then we found the famous mulberry trees. It was a […] Read more
November 23, 2010 - ...Dyeyo and I visited Fort De Soto this morning. After my last trip there in September, I was looking forward to beaches covered in birds. But the North Beach was almost totally empty! We ran into a nice couple from England who have been vacationing at De Soto for the last month. They said that […] Read more
August 15, 2010 - ...Dyeyo and I spent another great morning at the Circle B Bar Reserve today. We went with hopes of seeing some migratory warblers or wading birds. Dyeyo did see a Northern Parula, but our major excitements today were the Yellow-Crowned Night Warbler and the baby Black-Bellied Whistling Ducks! The sunrise was slow this morning. Dyeyo […] Read more