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Quick Point Nature Preserve (Myakka River Cluster)
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Shamrock Park and Nature Center (Sandpiper Cluster)
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Juno Dunes Natural Area (Spoonbill and Scrub-Jay Cluster)
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John U. Lloyd Beach State Park (Night-Heron and Burrowing Owl Cluster)
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Long Key State Park (White-crowned Pigeon Cluster)
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Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park: North Cape Flats Trail (Charlotte Harbor Cluster)
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About This Tool
The South section of the Great Florida Birding Trail is one of the most fascinating places to go bird watching in Florida. The Everglades is home to animals and a variety of subtropical plants. It’s one of the most important events in Florida-it’s an adventure traveler’s dream. The South section of The Great Florida Birding Trail offers kayaking and hiking, boat, and tram tours. The 115 sites recorded in this random tool are all excellent local birding locations.
The animals in The South section of The Great Florida Birding Trail live on the water, swimming in and out of swampy corners, surviving, reproducing, and sustaining their own species. With tens of thousands of islands, the Everglades is one of the last unexplored marshlands on Earth. Each year thousands of birders come here to participate in bird science activities, and the generator collates these locations is each year the most crowded tourists, favorite birding spots.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of sites in the South section of the Great Florida Birding Trail.
